Shopping around the clock: Robot supermarket opens at Jenaer Holzmarkt
A new 24/7 automated supermarket called “Tante Zukunft” is opening at Holzmarkt 6 in Jena, featuring a 120,000-euro picking robot capable of handling frozen goods.
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A new 24/7 automated supermarket called “Tante Zukunft” is opening at Holzmarkt 6 in Jena, featuring a 120,000-euro picking robot capable of handling frozen goods.
A new event format combining physical activity, electronic music, and social gathering starts today at StadtLab Jena under the title “After Run Beats x Techno Ping Pong.”
On February 25, 2026, the Jena Evening Lecture at the Universitätsklinikum Jena will focus on healthy aging. Prof. Dr. Tino Prell will explain the difference between biological and chronological age and how lifestyle influences longevity.
A technology company from Jena has developed a virtual eye test to detect vision defects faster and more efficiently, further cementing the city’s reputation as a global center for optical technologies and photonics.
The Weimar Police are seeking witnesses following a serious accident on the L1060 near Magdala. A grey VW Touran overturned after hitting a roundabout at high speed, and investigators are now looking for information regarding the driver’s prior behavior.
The REWE-Markt in Jena Lobeda-Ost is introducing a ‘Quiet Hour’ to make shopping easier for people with autism, ADHD, or sensory sensitivities by reducing noise and light.
Harald Irmscher, one of the most influential figures in the history of FC Carl Zeiss Jena and a former GDR international, celebrates his 80th birthday. Known for his technical elegance and strategic vision, he remains a central icon of the legendary “Fiat-Elf.”
A 150-year-old copper beech in Jena’s city center is slated for removal due to severe fungal decay. The tree at the intersection of Fürstengraben and Bibliotheksweg poses a safety risk to the public.
Starting February 23, 2026, Jenaer Nahverkehr is implementing timetable changes on tram line 3 and bus lines 10, 11, 12, and 16 to improve connections during morning peak hours.
A 52-year-old driver caused a traffic accident in Eisenberg on Tuesday afternoon after falling asleep at the wheel. The vehicle collided with a street lamp in Mühlenstraße, causing significant damage.