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Image: Robot in the foreground in a research laboratory; Copyright: Andreas Heddergott / TUM

Andreas Heddergott / TUM

GARMI: Assistance robot with diverse capabilities

18.07.2024

Care robot GARMI from the Technical University of Munich (TUM) is becoming increasingly versatile and intelligent. It combines various skills, supports people in their everyday lives and enables telemedical examinations.
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Image: A caregiver sits at a desk in the foreground and takes notes while another caregiver talks on the phone in the background; Copyright: DC_Studio

DC_Studio

Digitization in hospitals: not just an end in itself, but a transformer

21.09.2023

The course urgently needs to be charted to make healthcare secure for the future. The Asklepios Trend Report, which was published for the first time this summer, highlights the key developments that will shape our healthcare system for the foreseeable future. Digitalization plays a key role in this as confirmed by a patient study also commissioned by the group.
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Image: A female lab worker in protective clothing scans a barcode on a blood sample; Copyright: svitlanah

svitlanah

6G in healthcare: better wireless technology for better care

20.06.2023

While the 5G cellular technology standard is becoming more widespread in the public sector, development on its successor has already started. The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) has launched an initiative to lay the foundations for 6G. This communications technology can also be significant for the healthcare sector.
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Image: A round, red button and a round, black sensor with a white M on the palm of a hand; Copyright: Knopka LLC/Movesense Ltd

Knopka LLC/Movesense Ltd

Knopka LLC and Movesense Ltd: International cooperation forged at MEDICA

23.05.2023

Sometimes, it just about being in the right place at the right time: At MEDICA 2022, Knopka LLC from Ukraine and Movesense Ltd from Finland crossed paths. They immediately started a project together in a hospital in Lviv, Ukraine, that is now, roughly six months later, completed already.
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