There are many ideas and concepts for the mobility of the future. However, not all of them are easy to implement – new challenges often arise that need to be tested in simulations before they can be applied in real-world settings. This is what the Future Mobility Simulator is all about.
Behind the game “RRRRR” is a real-time simulation of the circular economy of smartphones. You play by placing markers on the table and observing the changes in the beautifully illustrated city.
An app to explore numeral systems in different basis using coins.
Graphs (or networks) are geometric objects consisting of vertices and edges. We can build infinitely many graphs, but we can classify them in families depending on their properties, using what we call “invariants”. Discover how mathematicians classify graphs with this interactive app!
It’s your first day in your new job. Together we will attempt to lower the crime rate of your city. Click through the story and let us dive into a topic full of questions: Where are the limits to using artificial intelligence? How important are transparency and data safety for you? What happens when prediction methods make mistakes?
An AI that uses Reinforcement Learning learns through trial and error by directly interacting with its environment. It’s similar to how humans and animals learn.
Use your finger to write a number between 0 and 9 in the left box. On the right you can see as which number the AI recognizes your input.
We sit in a self-driving car, controlled by an AI. All of a sudden, something unexpected happens. How is the AI going to react? Use the buttons to choose a scenario and see what happens.
A treasure chest lies at the deepest point of the seabed. You have a limited number of tries to find it. Special probes will help you. They tell you how steep and deep the seabed is at the current position.
Let’s play a simple game. Flip the cards to reveal numbers. You have 10 turns to reach the highest possible sum (from your 10 possible flips). On each turn you can either flip a new card, or choose one of the ones you had seen on a previous flip.