Budapest Innovation Conference Showcases Sustainable Future

Budapest Innovation Conference Showcases Sustainable Future

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Budapest Innovation Conference Showcases Sustainable Future

An innovation conference in Budapest, part of Hungary's EU presidency, showcased sustainable materials, future transportation, and student projects from the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design.

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Hungarian
United States
TechnologyEuropean UnionArtificial IntelligenceEuSustainabilityInnovationConference
Moholy-Nagy University Of Art And Design (Mome)National ResearchDevelopment And Innovation Office (Nrdio)Mome Mobility Design LabEuropean Union (Eu)
Schenk BorbálaMatheidesz RékaRuppert Dániel
What is a key objective of the conference in relation to the EU?
A primary goal of the conference and Hungary's EU presidency is to help less developed member states catch up to innovation leaders within the EU. This involved sharing knowledge and best practices among attendees.
What was the main focus of the innovation conference held in Budapest?
The conference, part of Hungary's EU presidency program, showcased innovations from the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME). Attendees from 22 countries explored advancements in sustainable materials and future automotive technologies.
What is one example of a sustainable product showcased at the conference?
A key focus was on sustainable products, with examples like a biodegradable yoga mat made from plant fibers and mushrooms. The conference aimed to foster innovation and reduce harmful emissions.
How is the future of transportation expected to change according to the conference?
Discussions included the future of transportation, envisioning a more personalized and experience-based approach. Traditional automotive specifications will play a less central role in the future of mobility.
Which university hosted the conference and what were some of its key research areas?
The event highlighted MOME's research in material science, displaying student and faculty projects focused on sustainability and eco-friendly solutions. These projects address concerns about environmental impact and resource depletion.