Project ideas and customer requirements
The project at the Heinrich-Emanuel-Merk-Schule vocational school center in Darmstadt was implemented with a clear project idea and specific customer requirements together with Festo Didactic.
The idea was to create a state-of-the-art learning environment for the specialist areas of electrical engineering and mechatronics in order to provide pupils with the best possible preparation for the demands of the modern working world.
A total of nine specialist rooms were to be created, which could be used in a variety of ways and flexibly adapted to the respective teaching requirements. The other two rooms were developed specifically for the workshop area to give pupils the opportunity to learn and directly apply practical skills.
The students were to be given the opportunity to develop and expand their skills and knowledge in a real-life environment through the use of state-of-the-art technology and high-quality equipment. The project at the Heinrich-Emanuel-Merk-Schule vocational school center is an outstanding example of the continuous development of educational institutions to provide students with the best possible learning conditions and prepare them for a successful professional future.
The didactic concept - the implementation
As part of a comprehensive general refurbishment, the Heinrich-Emanuel-Merck vocational school center in Darmstadt has implemented an exciting project together with Festo Didactic, in which nine new specialist rooms were created. These rooms were specially designed for the specialist areas of electrical engineering and mechatronics and offer students a state-of-the-art learning environment.
Seven of the nine specialist rooms were equipped with the flexible Tec2screen furnishing concept. Tec2screen enables versatile use of the rooms and adapts to the different teaching requirements. The furniture and equipment elements are flexible and can be easily adapted to create the optimum learning space for different teaching units.
The remaining two specialist rooms were specially developed for the workshop area and have a stationary design. Here, pupils have the opportunity to learn and apply practical skills. The rooms are equipped with high-quality tools, machines and equipment to provide students with realistic working conditions.
All nine specialist rooms have been equipped with an extensive range of teaching resources and equipment covering a wide range of subjects. From the basics of electrical engineering to specific areas such as building systems technology, lighting technology, hazard detection systems, access control and electrical drive technology.
Technologies:
- building systems engineering
- electrical engineering
- drive technology
- Wind power plants
- photovoltaics
Customer benefits:
- Educational solutions - geared to industrial requirements
- Increasing employability of graduates
- State-of-the-art training equipment and cutting-edge technology
- Laboratory planning at the highest level
- Flexible use of space
Impressions
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