Demos
Demos 2025
All the 2025 demos will be published soon!
The demo session will showcase products, inventions and processes in the field of technology from university research groups and event partners.
What's the difference between the demo session and the workshops?
During the workshops you will get the chance to attend a university-like lecture, or a laboratory class related to the different degree programmes available at the hosting campuses; the workshops all last 90 minutes and you can choose only one of them.
At the demo session you choose the time you want to dedicate to each stand. You can visit all the stands or only the ones that interest you the most. At almost each stand, you will get to try doing something yourself.
While the workshop you choose gives you a perspective about only one field of study, the demo session offers you the opportunity to get to know several research groups of the hosting university, in addition to some of our sponsoring companies.
Participants can join the demo session either at 12:50-14:20 or at 14:50-16:20.
The demo session will take place at Marsio (Otakaari 2A)
Under construction
The demo session and the student fair are organized at the University of Turku at the same time, at 16:30-18:30.
You can visit both in a couple of hours.
The demo will introduce you to the non-driven measurement of continuous blood pressure.
Participants will be able to try out the Virtual Sea Trial AR application.
A neuroadaptively controlled Tesla helicopter conversion, a new commercial product with its own global trademark, is presented.
In this demo, we will explore the basics of laser cleaning and its industrial applications, such as rust removal from metal and dirt removal from glass.
NAO is an autonomous programmable humanoid that consists of various sensors motors and processors that allows the NAO to be programmed for interaction.
During the demo, you will familiarize with replicas of the Cubesat mini-satellites.
In this demo, participants will observe how engineered photosynthetic microorganisms immobilized in thin-layer films act as an artificial leaf.
What does toothpaste, a smartphone, ice cream and sandpaper have to do with chemical engineering?
Experience how robots see the environment and how they are controlled.
In this demonstration, students can volunteer to have an initial live visualization of their ECG.
The demo is a great opportunity to take a peek behind the scenes of machine learning and understand how machines learn and evolve.
The demo will explain why, in addition to the fatty acid composition, the location of fatty acids in the fat molecule is important, for example, in terms of technological aspects.