With the exhibition “Hello, Robot. Design between Human and Machine”, the Vitra Design Museum presents a major exhibition that examines the current boom in robotics.
Outside the museum, the “Elytra Filament Pavilion” complements this exhibition. The bionic baldachin is an impressive example of the growing influence of robotics on architecture. Its individual modules were defined by an algorithm and then produced with the help of a robot, realised by a team from the University of Stuttgart. After its premiere at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, it is now on view on the Vitra Campus.
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