Surgeons need a clear sicht, especially in minimally invasive surgery, where it can be hard to see anything in the operating area. Today's interventional imaging is far beyond the C-arc in the OR: In the future, we will be able to directly project images onto the patient’s body using AR. And AI-controlled catheters will be able to find their way through blood vessels autonomously. Learn more about the future of imaging in the OR in our Trend Topic and at virtual.MEDICA 2020!
Exhibitors related to imaging supplies and surgery
All about products and exhibitors around imaging supplies and surgery at virtual.MEDICA 2020!
In-depth insights into the world of small equipment and supplies
COMPAMED offers high-tech solutions for the field of medical technology and has established itself in recent years as a leading international marketplace for suppliers of medical manufacturing.
New materials, production techniques, nanotechnology and microsystems technology: leading experts share their knowledge from the world of components in the virtual.COMPAMED HIGH-TECH FORUM by IVAM.
Learn more about new technologies that can be used in imaging in the session "Laser and photonics applications, EPIC tech watch" at Tuesday, 17 November, 10:40 – 13:40 h!
The virtual.MEDICA HEALTH IT FORUM is your platform for innovations. Top speakers and protagonists of the scene will reflect for you in top-class expert panels, tech talks and deep dive sessions on the latest developments in the field of digital health solutions. Here, the pioneers of the industry discuss openly and across all disciplinary and sectoral boundaries.
Expert Panel: Smart Robotics – how to build intelligent machines for healthcare
Moderation: Dr. André T. Nemat, Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Institute for Digital Transformation in Healthcare
Panel: Jürgen Folwerk, Head of Medical Engineering, R&D Medical, KUKA Deutschland GmbH (tbc) Simon Lucas, Innovation Program Manager, Merck (tbc) Jörn Vogel, Team Leader Re-enabling Robotics, Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics, DLR German Aerospace Center Prof. Dr. Franziska Mathis-Ullrich, Institute for Anthropomatics and Robotics - Intelligent Process Automation and Robotics Lab, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology