Robotics and assistive systems

Optimized integration of medical technology

Image: Robotics in medicine; Copyright: Messe Düsseldorf/Andreas Wiese

The integration of robotics and assistive systems in medical technology has ushered in a new phase of innovation and efficiency within the healthcare industry. These technologies not only offer possibilities for more precise treatments and faster recoveries but are also changing the way medical procedures are performed.

This is also reflected in the program of forums and conferences during MEDICA. In addition, robotic surgical systems will be on display directly at the exhibitors' stands, providing a vivid demonstration of their advantages in use.

In the run-up to MEDICA, we will regularly add more program information from our forums and conferences on robotics to this page.

Robotics and support systems in action for precision in diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation

Robotics is used in various areas of medicine, from surgical robots that enable precise and minimally invasive procedures to robots that assist in the rehabilitation of patients. Assistive systems such as exoskeletons and artificial intelligence are also used to help patients improve their motor skills and speed up their healing process. On this page and at MEDICA trade fair, you can find out more about the current support systems that are used in hospitals, GP practices and their effect on everyday lives.

Robotic systems enable more precise localization of tumors and other abnormalities, which can optimize diagnosis and treatment. In addition, robotic assistance systems facilitate the workflow of medical staff and help to reduce errors and increase patient safety. Articles and interviews with experts on current progress are bundled here. Research results and practical successes are delivered in the forums and special shows at MEDICA. Overall, robotics and support systems in medical technology promise a future in which medical interventions are more precise, efficient and accessible.