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Robotics and Digitalisation

The SCIDEA Lab focuses on robotic and digital solutions for healthcare and nursing care. Here, you can develop ideas and research questions, explore technologies in practice and work with people from different disciplines to create new approaches.

We support you in exploring how your ideas can be applied in practice and in developing them further with a view to knowledge and technology transfer.

What it's about

The focus is on real-world challenges: How can technology help reduce the workload of nursing professionals? How can it support independence and participation? What new opportunities can robotics and digital technologies offer for prevention, diagnostics and therapy?

The Lab brings together different perspectives. It is being developed in collaboration with the AG Versorgungsforschung | Pflege im Krankenhaus at the Faculty of Medicine, TPG - Innovationsregion für digitale Transformation der Pflege und Gesundheitsversorgung, and MLU’s Institutes of Computer Science and Information Systems. This brings together expertise in healthcare and nursing care with technological know-how – while remaining open to ideas and expertise from other disciplines.

The Lab is growing

We are currently creating an experimental space where robotic and digital solutions can be explored and prototypes tested. Equipment and opportunities to use the Lab are being expanded step by step.

Our seminars and technical courses already give you the opportunity to work hands-on with robotics and digital applications, try out new things and gain practical experience.

Your access to the SCIDEA Lab

The SCIDEA Lab is open to students and researchers at universities and non-university research institutions in Saxony-Anhalt.

You don’t need a fully developed idea to get involved. You can start with your own approach, an existing research question or simply an interest in exploring what the technology can do. Together, we’ll look at what you want to work on, how you can get involved and which technologies could support you along the way.

What happens next

Get in touch

Tell us what you’re interested in - whether you already have an idea or project, or simply a question you’d like to explore.

Explore the options

Together, we’ll look at the next steps and which technologies and Lab offers could be a good fit for your project or interests.

Join the Lab

If you decide to join the SCIDEA Lab, you’ll complete the required participation documents. These set out the terms for taking part and using the equipment.

Get started

Now, you can work on your idea or research question, explore technologies and make use of the Lab’s offers.

Required documents

SCIDEA Lab Robotik - participation agreement (German PDF)

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SCIDEA Lab Robotik - participation agreement - Annex 1 (German PDF)

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SCIDEA Lab Robotik - participation agreement - Annex 2 (German PDF)

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Location

SCIDEA Lab Robotics and Digitalisation

at the TPG Maker Lab 
Große Nikolaistraße 7, 1st floor
06108 Halle (Saale)

Get in touch

Lauritz Maletz

Innovation and Startup Coach

Supports students and researchers in developing and testing innovative robotics and digital solutions for health and care.

Robert Peter

Technical Coordination

Maintains the technical infrastructure, trains users in working with robotics systems and supports the development and testing of innovative prototypes.

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