When is the exhibition open on the mentioned day

On Tuesday, 07.07.2026, visit is possible during opening hours from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Does the visit cost admission

Admission is free. No tickets are required.

How do I reach the location by public transport

From Bochum main station, tram 302 goes directly to stop O-Werk. Alternatively, bus 372. The stops are located at the building.

Are there parking possibilities on site

At O-Werk there are plenty of parking spaces available. Parking is possible behind the building; access via Opelring.

Is the exhibition accessible for people with disabilities

Yes. The RUB-Makerspace is accessible by ramp and elevator; accessible restrooms are available in the building.

Can I come with school classes or groups

Groups can visit the exhibition during opening hours. For educational formats and coordination, it is advisable to contact the makerspace team in advance.

Route Future shows the work of tomorrow: AI to touch in Bochum

Name: Route Future – WORK IN THE POT
Start: 2026-07-07T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-07T18:00:00+02:00
Location: RUB-Makerspace (O-Werk)

Route Future – WORK IN THE POT: Experience AI, work, and the pioneering spirit of the Ruhr area live

The exhibition route shows at the RUB-Makerspace in Bochum how Artificial Intelligence is changing our work environment – understandable, interactive, and close to real applications. Visitors immerse themselves in a modern event atmosphere, experience a diverse event experience, and feel the audience's mood between curiosity and aha moments.

Interactive Stations: Touch Instead of Just Looking

Several hands-on stations make future technologies tangible. Topics like transparency of AI decisions and ethical responsibility are conveyed through concrete examples. The curated setup ensures clear target audience engagement – from curious beginners to technology professionals.

Knowledge Transfer with Depth

The route is backed by the HUMAINE competence center, a network of research and practice. Event management relies on participatory learning, didactically strong experience islands, and smooth event planning. This creates a framework where discovery, experimentation, and reflection go hand in hand.

Industrial Culture Meets Future

The starting point of the route is the RUB-Makerspace in O-Werk – right in the heart of Mark 51°7. The atmosphere of the knowledge city of Bochum combines pioneering history with innovation. The result: A coherent event experience that appeals to technology enthusiasts, families, and education partners alike.

Voices of the Fans

The reactions online are clear: Route Future excites visitors. On Instagram, a guest writes: 'Mega exciting how clearly AI is explained here!' A visitor comments: 'Perfect outing destination – interactive, child-friendly, and still technically strong.'

Conclusion: Those who want to know how we will work tomorrow should experience this exhibition live. Come, discover, participate – and strengthen your future competence.