Transforming Sound and Material

Project: Funded researchFederal / regional / local authorities

Project Details

Description

The last escape for mankind was Planet B. The first trees were planted: water is still scarce. To generate raw materials, necessary reaction processes are carried out in bubble columns. Instead of the old steel world on Earth, it was possible to integrate production into nature and generate a resting zone with an extraordinary soundscape similar to an underwater world. The changing boundary conditions, for example the availability of sunlight, require a flexibilization of the facilities by means of adaptive geometries. In addition, the change of transmission paths plays an important role. New transmission paths often lead to delays in signal processing, for musical transmission as well. Dive into the future and play!
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date01.03.202230.09.2022

Fields of science

  • 204 Chemical Process Engineering
  • 202034 Control engineering
  • 210006 Nanotechnology
  • 502058 Digital transformation
  • 502059 Circular economy
  • 509026 Digitalisation research
  • 211203 Food processing engineering
  • 204002 Chemical reaction engineering
  • 203024 Thermodynamics
  • 207111 Environmental engineering
  • 104027 Computational chemistry
  • 105109 Geothermics
  • 209006 Industrial biotechnology
  • 204003 Chemical process engineering
  • 203038 Ventilation technology
  • 203016 Measurement engineering
  • 207106 Renewable energy
  • 211908 Energy research
  • 204008 Membrane technology
  • 202029 Microwave engineering
  • 211 Other Technical Sciences

JKU Focus areas

  • Sustainable Development: Responsible Technologies and Management
  • Digital Transformation