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Media Kit Inclusive Design - ETH Zurich at Milano Design Week

Welcome to the media kit for ETH Zurich on Inclusive Design exhibited in the House of Switzerland during Milano Design Week 2023.  

For an overview of the exhibition, please see here.

In a banana garden, three persons, colourfully dressed, each one of them with a leg prosthesis in a matching colour

Imagine a world without barriers: CYBATHLON, a catalyst for inclusion

A man with a leg prosthesis on his right leg is balancing over a wooden obstacle. The obstacle is about two meters long and ten centimeters high. A camera man is behind him filming.
A man with a prosthetic arm is picking up a small obstacle from a table. It apprears to be a Lego piece.
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A stadium filled with people. In the middle of the stadium, CYBATHLON races are in place. The crowd is cheering the athletes on.
A man is seen from behind. He is wearing a Tshirt with the CYBATHLON and ETH Zurich logo. He is holding two flags; a green one and a red one. He appears to to a referee for the CYBATHLON games.
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CYBATHLON - for a world without barriers

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Imagine your perfect hand

Maria Fossati, designer and researcher, using her prosthetic arm to make a pyramid of blue cups.
Maria Fossati, designer and researcher, standing next to what appears to be a table with CYBATHLON competition props. She is resting her prosthetic arm on the table.
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Imagine trying to buy yourself a new leg

Hands of a man are seen working on the Circleg prosthetic legs in what appears to be a factory somewhere in Africa.
Circleg parts are pictured in front of a blue background.
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Imagine you could control a device with only your mind

Scholar concentrating, wearing a Brain Comuter Interface (BCI) headset
Scholar seen from the back wearing a Brain Comuter Interface (BCI) headset while playing a video game.
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Media contact

Alexandra Cron
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