Assistance robot Lio has been working for the PUR-Project at the Caritas elderly care home St. Marienhaus in Constance for about six weeks now. He has settled in quite well now and has also made some friends.
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The German Ethics Council sees great potential for assistant robots in healthcare and elderly care industries. Assistant robots can be particularly useful as support for staff in medical facilities.
Science meets practice since the beginning of the year in Caritas St. Marienhaus in Constance and the Emmersberg Elderly Care Center in Schaffhausen.
On February 23, 2020 the Thinkathon took place in the Old Anatomy at the University Hospital Zurich. Alina Gasser was there and got some impressions.
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On 20th of February, 2020 F&P Robotics presented assistive care robot – Lio in one of the biggest events about future possibilities in healthcare of Switzerland – “Zukunft Spitex”.
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Since February, 2020 the professional personal robot Lio is helping in research projects to his colleagues at the University of Ulm.
Five children visited F&P Robotics as part of Future Day 2019. They visited our production and assembled single parts, programmed the robots, took part in marketing activities and designed robots according to their ideas and wishes.
F&P Robotics are excited to create new business models in a 2 years project about the implementation of service robotics in the field of elderly care. Looking forward to a great collaboration with Fachhochschule Graubünden, FHS St. Gallen, Universität St. Gallen, NTB Hochschule für Technik and Genossenschaft Wohnen im Alter (Haus Viva).
F&P Robotics attended the EUnited Robotics members’ assembly in Brussels on 18 October 2019. The new Chairman of EUnited Robotics for the period 2019-2022 was elected – Wilfried Eberhardt, Chief Marketing Officer, KUKA AG.
The “Association of Diaconal Employers in Germany” is the nationally active business association of Protestant institutions offering the entire spectrum of social services. It represents the interests of more than 180 diaconal carriers and mechanisms as well as five regional federations with approximately 400,000 persons employed. They published a campaign about “Diakonie and robotics – a contrast or not?”
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