Welcome to the virtual exhibition
How do sustainability and digitization fit together? We invite you to a retrospective exploration of our exhibition “Green Bytes? The virtual tour offers the opportunity to learn more about the projects and people presented at the ZKSD on June 7.
The event was both a platform for projects at the intersection of sustainability and digitalization and a place to get to know each other and exchange ideas.
During the virtual tour, visitors can navigate through the different exhibition areas. From artificial intelligence energy consumption to urban climate, from sustainable consumption practices to visions of the future, our exhibition offers a comprehensive insight into the possibilities of sustainable digitalization. The projects are marked on the map, and clicking on them displays more detailed information.
Projects
SDGnets@ZH: Digitalization & Urban Sustainability Transformations in Zurich
Machine Translation for Crisis Communication
Digital Energy and Sustainability Discourses
Clay Staircase from a 3D Printer
Digital Manufacturing of Furniture from Reclaimed Wood
Protein-Rich Food Database
Foodscape – A Game on the Swiss Food System
AI Infrastructure Manager for Sustainability
Climate Change AI
Expedition 2 Degrees
Virtual Reality Glacier Experience
Design Your City – VR for Sustainable Urban Spaces
Batvision – Experience the World as a Bat
With the Senses of a Spider – An Arachnocentric Experience
Here Comes the Sun – How Light Changes Our Forest
Hot in the City
Spatial Sustainable Finance
Energy Kiosk – A Playful Approach to Energy Transition in Residential Communities
Eco Confessional Booth
Virtual Fitting Room – Using 3D Avatars for Sustainability in the Fashion Industry
Extending the Lifespan of Mobile Devices
Sustainability Communication and Impact of Explainer Videos on Sustainable Topics
Telehealth
Co-Habitations & Future Visions
Topics
Many thanks to all exhibitors and to Cathérine Hartmann (ZKSD), Nico Frommherz (ZHAW sustainable) and Mario Angst (DSI Community Sustainability) for their inputs.
Virtual tour and photos: Ricardo Farina, ZHAW.