What can your body do?

What makes me tick? What can I do? How do I differ from others? Over 80 million people live in Germany alone, and yet every single one of them is unique. Nevertheless, we often think about ourselves, our abilities, our individuality and compare ourselves with other people. We ask ourselves: What am I good at, what can I do better or worse than others?
In this part of the exhibition, you can test yourself at various stations, record data about your achievements using an anonymised QR code and compare yourself with other visitors to the exhibition. In addition to the stations listed below, there are many more available to you.

Electricity comes from the socket. Not always! In this case, you can make sure that a light goes on yourself. On the energy bike, the electricity comes from your legs. Or at least you use it to drive a generator, just like the turbine in a power station. Is your muscle power enough to supply various consumers with electricity? Which devices are easy to pedal on and where do you quickly work up a sweat?		Interaction
		Brain power
		Physical effort

In road traffic, during sport or even in a heated discussion (or in computer games). Quick reactions are required here! If you can react quickly in one of these situations, you will do the same in others, right? Not necessarily! Reactions follow stimuli. And depending on which sense is stimulated, this time may well vary. Put your senses to the test here. Are you faster at hearing, seeing or touching? And how do you compare to other visitors?		Interaction
		Brain power
		Physical effort

''I think, therefore I am''. ... or would you rather not? This is precisely the goal here.

From a biological point of view, thinking is associated with electrical currents in the brain. The effect of these currents can be recorded with electrodes on the forehead. In this way, your brain activity is measured.

You can also compete against each other. Don't worry, you can only win!