At HospiBot, people from science and healthcare practice work together – bringing expertise from both technical and medical fields, and from both Denmark and Germany. United by a shared goal, their collaboration is as diverse as the tasks at hand: identifying real-world needs and legal requirements, designing, printing, assembling, coding, and testing. In our articles, we follow the project’s journey, share interim results, and report on events, interviews, and testings.
Fireside chats with HuGo
Ever had an interview with a robot? HospiBot’s humanoid robot HuGo turns out to be a real charming interview partner. Not lacking […]
Tele: A Robotic Assistant for Night Patrols
Did you know that hospital staff is patrolling stations at night to check if everything seems normal? It’s a non-medical and time […]
Updates on HospiBot – setting the stage
HospiBot started into its final project year with the fifth partner meeting on September 25th at Odense University Hospital (OUH). It was […]
All about “HuGo”: HospiBot’s humanoid robot
HuGo is a modular humanoid robot developed at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU). He has already been showcased at events like […]
HospiBot’s new research robot: welcome “Furhat”!
Robots are already standard in other countries healthcare and could soon become part of the solution for our strained healthcare systems, too. […]
Advancing Healthcare Robots: Moving HospiBot from Research
The german-danish Interreg-project HospiBot moves from the development state to the testing phase. For the fourth project meeting in March 2025, the […]
Social Robots in Hospitals
In the EU-funded Interreg 6A project HospiBot, partners from Germany and Denmark are working together to explore the potential of assistive robots […]
News from Sygehus Sønderjylland May 2024
The HospiBot project is still in the development phase of the robots that will be developed during the 3-year project period. Nevertheless, […]