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Innovations with impact

We cannot predict the future, but we can prepare for a future that is increasingly unpredictable. With creativity, courage, and the power to get things done, we are preparing to master tomorrow’s challenges with today’s innovations.

Augmented realityArtificial IntelligenceDigital TwinRoboticsTechnology Re-InventedCOVID-19

Augmented reality

AR has arrived in the operating room

Meet the team who brought Cinematic Rendering to the HoloLens.
Portrait of MD Muhannad Alkassar

I never imagined that the image of the object would be in such high resolution. I had seen the photorealistic image on the computer screen, but seeing a spatial representation of the heart in 3D in this quality is something else altogether.

Muhannad Alkassar, MD, Pediatric Cardiologist, University Hospital Erlangen

Artificial intelligence 

Artificial Intelligence in healthcare

AI helps physicians make more informed decisions 

Prof. Ralf Bauer, partner at RNS Gemeinschaftspraxis Wiesbaden

AI applications will allow us to diagnose patients faster, more consistently, and with fewer errors, so we stand to gain not only time but also confidence – confidence in the robustness of the diagnosis and time to talk to the patient.

Ralf Bauer, MD, partner at RNS Gemeinschaftspraxis Wiesbaden

Digital Twin

Digital twin technology is playing a fundamental role in the transformation of healthcare 

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Robotics

Physicians are interacting more and more closely with robotic technology – and utilizing its strengths 

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Connected health

Of automatons and robots

For 2,000 years we humans have wanted to build machines that look like us. For a long time, automatons were the best that contemporary engineers could produce. Humanoid robots did not emerge until 1970. Prior to that, they belonged to the sci-fi world.

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Robotics

The new medical assistants

Medical robots are helping hands. They do not work autonomously or without supervision, but they do support doctors and medical specialists to ensure greater precision, safety and quality – around the clock. Learn more about their usage in medicine in our image gallery.

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Robotics

Helpers you can rely on in a crisis

Dependable, robust, and indestructible – service robots have been providing back-up to medical staff during the COVID-19 crisis. And unlike humans they don't catch the virus or get tired. 

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Robotics

The next frontier in healthcare
Robotics in healthcare is not about dehumanizing medicine, but about improving quality, safety, and access. Minimally invasive interventions are a case in point. But the trend is much broader.
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Technology reinvented

It’s not just about reinventing technology – it’s also about making it accessible

Speeding up by slowing down

Modern labs receive patient samples from many different facilities. They rely on automation to mitigate the impact of this variation. With expertise in the field of machine vision, Benjamin Pollack and his team at Siemens Healthineers are improving automation. They deploy artificial intelligence and deep learning to greatly reduce the failure rate of automated in vitro diagnostics.
Benjamin Pollack

We don’t have the luxury of just hitting refresh when we have an error.  An error could mean redrawing a pediatric blood sample or delaying a critical medical decision in an emergency room. Everyone in the diagnostics business understands that improving the speed and reliability of in vitro diagnostics doesn’t just help improve the profits of labs; it helps save lives.

Benjamin Pollack, Technology Leader for Machine Vision at Siemens Healthineers 

COVID-19

Treating COVID-19 patients in a hospital

We are working hard to provide the best possible support to healthcare professionals in the fight against  COVID-19

Bernd Montag

66,000 Siemens Healthineers colleagues are sparing no effort and working wherever and however they can to provide clinical experts with the help and technical solutions they need in their fight against COVID-19.

Bernd Montag, CEO Siemens Healthineers

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