Welcome to eXpeRt Dialogue
At the first eXpeRt Dialogue in the summer, it quickly became clear that there is a need for intensive exchange!
And so the next eXpeRt Dialogue will take place on 2 February 2026 above the rooftops of Munich: a gathering of experts on the topics of AR, VR, XR and spatial technology. Due to its rapidly growing influence, we are adding AI to the range of topics.
Once again, we have prepared selected presentations with which we hope to inspire and encourage exchange.
Come by and experience it first-hand in our Kraftwerk!
We look forward to seeing you!
New to the agenda
We present the Galaxy XR – Samsung's answer to the Vision Pro. Join us at the event, try out both headsets live, and experience immersive mixed reality – with expert assessments and applications for your business.
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Event information
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Monday, 2 February 2026
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Time: 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
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Event language: English
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MaibornWolff Office in Kraftwerk – 10th floor, Drygalski-Allee 25, 81477 Munich
Robert Vasenda
Dr. Rebecca Hein
Dr Rebecca Hein is an expert in human-computer interaction and focuses on virtual reality. She is interested in creating immersive experiences that trigger emotions and inspire enthusiasm.
Lukas Karwan
Lumium co-founder and Head of Content Lukas Karwan develops innovative learning environments in transformation processes. According to his vision, virtual reality is radically reshaping learning by allowing employees to briefly experience the desired state of change in future simulations and directly transfer their insights into practice, enabling real change within the company.
Do you have any further questions? Then please feel free to contact us!
Robert Vasenda, Theresa Raiser, Dr. Rebecca Hein
Registration
Location: Munich Kraftwerk
The architecture of our event location in the south of Munich is unique – an impressive venue that exudes history and unleashes creative energy. Steel structures and huge windows reflect the raw charm of industrial style. The building was originally constructed in the early 1960s as the Munich-Sendling combined heat and power plant and was considered the most modern facility of the Munich public utility company at the time. With two gas turbines, each with a capacity of 25 megawatts, it efficiently supplied the surrounding neighbourhood with electricity and heat. After its decommissioning in 1999, the building was converted into a versatile event location – and today combines industrial history with modern flair.