When does the exhibition take place?

On Friday, July 31, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at RUB‑Makerspace in Bochum.

Is there an entry fee?

Admission is free. Individual visitors up to five people can come without registration.

How is the access via public transport?

Take Tram 302 or 305 to the O‑Werk stop or Bus 372. The stop is located directly at O‑Werk.

Are there parking facilities on site?

Yes, parking spaces are available in front of and behind the O‑Werk building. Please observe the signage on site.

Is the exhibition accessible for people with disabilities?

The Makerspace in O‑Werk usually has ground-level access. For detailed information about accessibility, the team on site will provide information.

Can I come in groups?

Up to five people without registration; for six or more people, please register in advance; information will be provided by the project team.

Route Future – WORK IN THE POT - RUB-Makerspace Bochum 2026

Name: Route Future – WORK IN THE POT
Start: 2026-07-31T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-31T18:00:00+02:00
Location: RUB-Makerspace (O‑Werk)

Route Future – WORK IN THE POT: Experience AI, Work, and the Spirit of the Ruhr Area live

On Friday, July 31, 2026, the exhibition route will open its doors at the RUB‑Makerspace in Bochum: Here, the future of work will be made sensibly tangible – interactive, practical, with a clear target audience appeal for the curious, students, trainees, professionals, and families.

Dive in interactively: From the Aha moment to your own idea

Amidst the humming of machines and glowing displays, an event atmosphere unfolds that invites participants to engage hands-on. Stations explain how Artificial Intelligence is changing professions, which skills will matter tomorrow, and how responsible design can succeed. The event experience combines illustrative exhibits with short impulses – ideal for focused visitor guidance and effective audience targeting.

Competence from the Region: Research meets Practice

The route is backed by the HUMAINE competence center of the Ruhr metropolis. It connects work science, engineering, psychology, and practice partners, develops tools for human-centric AI, and is funded by the BMBF. Press comments and project profiles emphasize the authority of the network – a strong signal for quality in organization and event planning.

Your pathway through the exhibition

In the O‑Werk at MARK 51°7, a clear visitor guidance awaits you: enter, discover, try out. The audience atmosphere is relaxed and curious; short distances, good signage, and an inclusive setting facilitate access. Public transport connection (stop O‑Werk) and parking facilities directly at the building ensure smooth arrivals and enjoyable event management.

Voices of the fans

The reactions online are clear: The route excites visitors.

Instagram: 'Can't wait to finally experience AI hands-on – see you soon in the Makerspace!'

Conclusion

What to expect: tangible AI, new perspectives on work and future competencies – compactly prepared and free of charge. Experience Route Future – WORK IN THE POT live in Bochum and take home concrete impulses for training, study, and career.