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Deutsches Museum Nürnberg – The future awaits you

Globus und Stelleratorspule.

Flying Cars, Robots and More

The Future Museum

How will we live in 10, 20 or 50 years? How will technology continue to develop - and what challenges will this pose for us as a society? Immerse yourself in the world of cyborgs, join us in the smart city or perform a docking manoeuvre with the ISS in space. Numerous installations, interactive activity stations and bookable laboratory offers make it possible to experience our path into the future.

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Roboter im Deutschen Museum Nürnberg

What Can Robots Do - Today and in the Future?

The Deutsches Museum Nürnberg is dedicated to the future of robots. Across all exhibition areas, you will experience how robots are changing our society and what challenges they pose for all of us. A special highlight in May 2022 was the humanoid robot AMECA - its first trip to Europe led directly to the Future Museum, of course! Experience how robots can already make our everyday lives easier. Join in the discussion about whether and how we will live together with intelligent machines.

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Our Exhibitions

Roboter spielen im Themenbereich Arbeit und Alltag eine zentrale Rolle.

Work and Daily Life

In which areas of life would we like to use robots and artificial intelligence - and in which not?

Work and Daily Life
Die Station Digitaler Zwilling.

Body and Mind

What do modern medical technology and biotechnology have to do with sci-fi series like "Star Trek"?

Body and Mind
Alternative Perspektive auf den Po.Up NEXT.

City System

How will we live in smart mega cities? Will the solar car "blue.cruiser" or the "Hyperloop" be transport solutions of the future?

City System
Der Globus im System Erde.

Earth System

What do we need to do to keep the Earth habitable? Can technologies help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?

Earth System
In Raum und Zeit geht es um Raumfahrt und Reisen im Weltall.

Space and Time

How does it feel to steer a Mars rover on an exploration trip? What research projects are ESA and NASA working on?

Space and Time

Age Recommendation

The Future Museum - for young and old explorers from the age of 12.

Due to the topics and the content of the exhibition, we would like to point out that we recommend visiting the museum from the age of 12.
“The best way to predict the future is to shape it.”
Willy Brandt