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Interactive assistance technology in medicine and care

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In the ‘Interactive Assistive Technology in Medicine and Care’ showroom, run by the ‘Medical Assistive Systems’ and ‘Interactive Robotics in Medicine and Care’ research groups at the Faculty of Medicine, visitors can experience innovative assistive systems first-hand. Through a series of changing exhibitions, both commercial products and the latest research prototypes are showcased.

The aim of the showroom is to enable visitors to discover and try out a wide range of different technical support systems, thereby breaking down barriers. At the same time, we aim to foster dialogue between research, practice and society. Visitors can engage in conversation with researchers about the possible applications of technical assistance systems in medicine and care, as well as their potential and challenges.

A rotating selection of exhibits from the fields of ‘Teaching and Training’, ‘Diagnosis’, ‘Therapy and Rehabilitation’ and ‘Prevention and Everyday Assistance’ is on display. In addition, we provide insights into the explainability of decision-support systems and the development of prototypes through co-design.

We look forward to welcoming visitors from the worlds of academia, professional practice, education and society. If you’re interested in visiting our showroom – whether as an individual, a company or a school class – please get in touch via our contact form!


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  • Pepper welcomes showroom visitors
    © Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
  • Showroom
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  • Showroom map
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  • Ichó-ball
    © Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
  • Shining Ichó-Ball
    © Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
  • Floka-Face without mask
    © Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
  • NOA in the arms of a person
    © Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
  • VR-Headset in action
    © Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
  • NAO in Action
    © Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
  • AR-Headset
    © Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
  • Temi the robot
    © Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
  • Paro in the arms of a person
    © Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
  • Interaction with Floka
    © Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
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