Science Year 2022
AI is meant to be applied
In the beginning, there was the question of the helpful use of artificial intelligence: Tamas Nemes developed a portable guidance system for blind and visually impaired people.
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Here, you can browse through a collection of newspaper articles, interviews, podcasts, radio reports and other press voices that have featured the
GUIDE-Walk in recent years. This list will be updated continuously!
MDR
Einfach genial: Help for blind people
18-year-old Tamas Nemes from Regensburg developed the Guide Walk.
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TVAktuell
Guide-Walk: Tamas wins "KiKA Make a Change Award"
On Saturday evening, the "KiKa Award" was presented in the Kesselsaal at the Zentralheize in Erfurt.
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rbb
The winners of the "KiKA Award" 2021 have been announced
Outstanding ideas from children and young people provide encouragement.
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TVAktuell
Guide-Walk: Assistance device for the blind and visually impaired
According to estimates by the World Health Organization (WHO), around 1.2 million blind and visually impaired people live in Germany.
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Mittelbayerische Zeitung
AI camera guides blind people through the city
It recognizes dangers and obstacles: At just 18, Tamas Nemes programmed an AI to help the visually impaired.
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BILD
Help for the visually impaired: Tamas (18) navigates blind people
While other 15-year-olds are playing on the Playstation after school or playing soccer on the field, Tamas Nemes is working on his invention.
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DBSV
Obstacle detection with AI: Interview with Youth Research award winner Tamas Nemes
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Wissensfabrik
"Participate to gain your own experience!"
At the end of March, Tamas Nemes (17) from Regensburg not only won the state prize in Bavaria with his Youth Research project "Guide Walk", but also the special prize "Entrepreneurship" from Wissensfabrik in his state.
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KugelZwei
This device sees more than you
What would you like to invent to support others?
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BR24
CampusMagazin: Interview with Tamás Nemes
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TVAktuell
Regensburg: Domspatzen clear away research prizes
Tamás Nemes (17) from the Regensburger Domspatzen high school has won the state competition "Jugend forscht" in the technology category.
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Straubinger Tagblatt
Two eastern Bavarians in the national final
Competition Jugend forscht reaches highlight - Award ceremony on Sunday.
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Mittelbayerische Zeitung
Domspatzen student Tamás Nemes wins at "Jugend forscht"
Tamás Nemes (17) from the Domspatzen high school has won the state competition "Jugend forscht" in the technology category.
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Antenne Bayern
The Bavarian winners of the "Jugend forscht" competition for students have been announced
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DomspatzeMagazine
The Domspatzen are also on the road to success as researchers
Tamás Nemes (17) from the Regensburger Domspatzen high school achieved 1st place in the technology category of the 2021 "Jugend Forscht" state competition.
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Elektrotechnik in 5 Minuten
17-year-old builds AI device so blind people can see and wins Jugend Forscht
Today I introduce you to Tamas, he has built an AI system that uses camera analysis to acoustically explain the world to blind people.
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Mittelbayerische Zeitung
Domspatzen score at "Jugend forscht" competition
At the regional competition, the students of the Domspatzen high school won three first prizes, among others.
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Domspatzen-Magazin
Domspatzen student researchers - champions in math and technology
At the regional competition "Jugend forscht" the Domspatzen once again collect prizes in series.
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