It all begins with a storm: lightning strikes the Magic Cube, a mysterious geometric object. The entire power supply of the parallel world called “Elektron” goes out. Electric cars, factories, microscopes, streetlights—everything is malfunctioning and inactive.
The teenagers undertake specific physical tasks to help the people in Elektron. The Magic Cube serves as the “game master”: when a team solves a task correctly, individual parts of the cube light up. What happens when all teams have successfully completed their tasks?
Magic Cube was developed by mint & pepper, the talent promotion project of Wyss Zurich, in collaboration with the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering at ETH Zurich.
Video on YouTube: Magic Cube: bringing electrical engineering to life
It all begins with a storm: lightning strikes the Magic Cube, a mysterious geometric object. The entire power supply of the parallel world called “Elektron” goes out. Electric cars, factories, microscopes, streetlights—everything is malfunctioning and inactive.
The teenagers undertake specific physical tasks to help the people in Elektron. The Magic Cube serves as the “game master”: when a team solves a task correctly, individual parts of the cube light up. What happens when all teams have successfully completed their tasks?
Magic Cube was developed by mint & pepper, the talent promotion project of Wyss Zurich, in collaboration with the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering at ETH Zurich.
Video on YouTube: Magic Cube: bringing electrical engineering to life
It all begins with a storm: lightning strikes the Magic Cube, a mysterious geometric object. The entire power supply of the parallel world called “Elektron” goes out. Electric cars, factories, microscopes, streetlights—everything is malfunctioning and inactive.
The teenagers undertake specific physical tasks to help the people in Elektron. The Magic Cube serves as the “game master”: when a team solves a task correctly, individual parts of the cube light up. What happens when all teams have successfully completed their tasks?
Magic Cube was developed by mint & pepper, the talent promotion project of Wyss Zurich, in collaboration with the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering at ETH Zurich.
Video on YouTube: Magic Cube: bringing electrical engineering to life
It all begins with a storm: lightning strikes the Magic Cube, a mysterious geometric object. The entire power supply of the parallel world called “Elektron” goes out. Electric cars, factories, microscopes, streetlights—everything is malfunctioning and inactive.
The teenagers undertake specific physical tasks to help the people in Elektron. The Magic Cube serves as the “game master”: when a team solves a task correctly, individual parts of the cube light up. What happens when all teams have successfully completed their tasks?
Magic Cube was developed by mint & pepper, the talent promotion project of Wyss Zurich, in collaboration with the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering at ETH Zurich.
Video on YouTube: Magic Cube: bringing electrical engineering to life
It all begins with a storm: lightning strikes the Magic Cube, a mysterious geometric object. The entire power supply of the parallel world called “Elektron” goes out. Electric cars, factories, microscopes, streetlights—everything is malfunctioning and inactive.
The teenagers undertake specific physical tasks to help the people in Elektron. The Magic Cube serves as the “game master”: when a team solves a task correctly, individual parts of the cube light up. What happens when all teams have successfully completed their tasks?
Magic Cube was developed by mint & pepper, the talent promotion project of Wyss Zurich, in collaboration with the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering at ETH Zurich.
Video on YouTube: Magic Cube: bringing electrical engineering to life
