​Inspection, Rescue & Mobility - Robots go where we shouldn't.

​About
Some places just aren't made for people. They are too high, too deep, too dangerous, too far. This route follows the machines built for exactly those places.

​In 90 minutes you'll head out from the Davos Congress Center toward the rough edges of town: the fire station, the open road, the lakeshore. Pick out intruders no human eye would catch. Meet machines that march into hazardous industrial sites and turn danger into clean data, and others that work underwater and in spaces too tight or too toxic for a human hand. See first-response robots built to move toward fire and emergency, sit in driverless shuttles and delivery bots that run with nobody at the wheel - and, improbably, a rover built to roam another planet, exploring on a Swiss lakeshore.

​This is the frontier edge of Robot City: rugged, futuristic, and quietly reassuring. These are the robots that go first, so we don't have to.

​What to expect

• ​Live demos at every stop and the chance to meet the people who built the robots

• ​Small groups, so everyone gets close

• ​90 minutes, round trip from the Congress Center

• ​A guided mix of walking and local transport

• ​CHF 34 per person, per tour

​CTA
The first robot city the world has ever built only exists for two days. Claim your afternoon in it before the spots are gone.