TU Dresden's CeTIBAR: Where Robots Cook and Humans Learn
TU Dresden's Excellence Cluster CeTI recently opened 'CeTIBAR', a unique research lab and robot cafeteria, showcasing collaborative robots, or 'cobots', assisting celebrity chef Benjamin Biedlingmaier in food preparation. The event attracted high-ranking guests, including Saxon Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer and Science Minister Sebastian Gemkow.
The CeTIBAR, located in the Barkhausen Building, is more than just a dining experience. It's a pioneering research hub focusing on robotics and the future of the tactile internet. Cobots handled repetitive tasks, supporting the chef and allowing for more creativity in the kitchen.
TU Dresden, through its Excellence Cluster CeTI, is at the forefront of human-machine interaction research. The cluster aims to support societal participation and economic development. Its interdisciplinary approach covers the future of learning, work, and human-robot interaction. CeTI fosters dialogue and understanding for new technologies through interactive exhibits, workshops, and lectures, inspiring the next generation of innovators.
The opening of CeTIBAR marks a significant step in TU Dresden's commitment to robotics and human-machine interaction research. The use of cobots in food preparation demonstrates their potential to support, rather than replace, human labor, especially in times of skilled worker shortages. The lab's focus on the tactile internet and interactive learning ensures it remains at the cutting edge of innovation.
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