What actually happens during a carving turn? How do forces work during the shooting phase of a biathlon or luge race? Sensors in skis, boots, helmets and sports equipment make movements visible that would otherwise only be ‘felt’. Discover how these measurements provide direct feedback. Try out a biathlon light rifle for yourself and see how research improves technology, training and safety.

How does breathing affect running? With the Breathing Belt, you can find out for yourself. This smart belt measures your breathing rhythm and stride frequency while you run on the treadmill, providing feedback as you go. Join the challenge and see who can find their flow! Which city will reach the other faster in the virtual race — Salzburg or Graz?

Should you take the car, public transport, or use Park+Ride? Our real-time dashboard shows current travel times, service disruptions and available Park+Ride spaces for six commuting routes around Salzburg, all at a glance. Compare options, find traffic jam alternatives, and tell us what information helps you in your daily commute.

What distance do cars maintain when overtaking cyclists? What sensor technology is used to measure passing distances? Explore the new research bike from Salzburg Research to find out how passing manoeuvres are measured to within a centimetre. Find out how new road markings in urban and rural areas are being tested to improve safety for cyclists in both environments.

Various road markings for cyclists were tested in the city of Salzburg on behalf of the mobility lab zukunftswege.at. Find out how these markings have affected passing distances between cars and bicycles, and how road users have reacted. The mobility lab also invites you to submit your own suggestions for sustainable mobility in Salzburg and join the discussion about them. 

How will we get around Salzburg in the future? Share your ideas about the future of mobility in 2040 on IdeaSpace, the ideas platform from Salzburg Research. Discover other suggestions and cast your vote. We want to hear your perspective, whether you travel on foot, by bike, by public transport or by car. Join us here at the station and help shape the future of Salzburg!

How can we make our shopping habits more sustainable? One major factor is the so-called ‘last mile’ — the delivery of online orders. In this exclusive insight into a recent study by Salzburg Research, discover interactive concepts and cargo bike logistics, and learn where to locate pickup stations to ensure they are accessible to people with disabilities.

Can digital assistants provide guests with information, help them find their way around and answer their questions? The ‘Test Before Invest’ concept from the European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH) ‘Crowd in Motion’ shows how new technologies can be tested in a realistic way before being bought. Meet Buddy, the social robot, and find out how he can help by acting as an information point or guide.

How is the collective solar power generated used most effectively, and what happens to it? Salzburg Research’s Community Aggregation Tool displays an energy community’s energy balance in real time. See when surpluses occur and when storage systems, heat pumps or electric vehicles should be used. Join our quiz on energy production! Aha moments guaranteed!

What would happen if the power suddenly went out? Salzburg Research demonstrates how satellite communications can accelerate the restoration of the power grid. Find out which satellites are suitable for this purpose, how the power grid is rebuilt step by step, the role played by renewable energy plants, and why stable space-based connections can be crucial.