Automation and robotics technology has the potential to support and save time for healthcare staff at hospitals, who are under increasing pressure. But the development of solutions does not happen by itself. Gain insight into the potentials and challenges for automation solutions in hospitals at the Hospital Automation Summit on 22 May 2024 in Odense, Denmark.
Automation and robotics technology has the potential to support and save time for healthcare staff at hospitals, who are under increasing pressure. But the development of solutions does not happen by itself. Gain insight into the potentials and challenges for automation solutions in hospitals at the Hospital Automation Summit on 22 May 2024 in Odense, Denmark.
The 3rd edition of the Hospital Automation Summit in 2024 will serve as “the place” for all stakeholders involved in automation and staff-assisting technologies. As a new initiative, the conference will be international and conducted in English.
Meet all stakeholders in hospital automation in one place
The Hospital Automation Summit is an annual conference where hospitals, users and suppliers of robot and automation technology meet, get inspired and, not least, discuss challenges and potential for automation solutions in hospitals.
At the conference, you can look forward to meeting technology companies, decision makers and clinicians who use the new technologies in the hospitals, staff from testing and integration departments for new technologies, and many more.
You can expect:
The conference will focus on the following themes:
Exhibit your automation solution
The Hospital Automation Summit offers an exhibition this year where companies can purchase a stand to showcase their robotic technological solutions.
Offer to exhibitors:
– 4 sqm floor space, 1 café table with a tablecloth, Wi-Fi, power
– Price: 2,495 DKK excluding VAT
Contact for exhibition:
If you wish to exhibit, you can contact Simone Walther, Danish Life Science Cluster:
T: +4529790660
@: swa@danishlifesciencecluster.dk
Participate at get:
– Contact with robotic technology companies in health
– Contact with public entities operating in the intersection of automation and health
– Insights into automation solutions that relieve and support hospital personnel
– Knowledge of what is happening in healthcare in terms of needs and challenges
– Networking and matchmaking with stakeholders in the healthcare field
– Inspiration across borders
Registration, coffee and croissant
Welcome
Louise Halgaard Gotfredsen, Chief Consultant, Health Innovation Centre of Southern Denmark
Official opening of Hospital Automaton Summit 2024
Bo Libergren, Regional Chairman, The Region of Southern Denmark
Track 1 – Theme: New automation solutions for hospitals
Moderator
Ole Georg Andersen, Knowledge Based Innovation Manager, Odense Robotics
Driving healthcare innovation: Leveraging mission-driven approaches and value-based procurement in automation
Martin Vesterby, CEO, MD, Ph.d., MedData ApS
What does it take to automate the sterile central and laboratory sample handling and how do you process the implementation with your staff?
Erik Ny, Consultant, Logistics Consulting AB
Lab automation – what is missing? Case: Vitestro autonomous blood drawing technology
Mads Nybo, MD, ph.d. Department of Clinical Research, Clinical lector, KI, OUH, Research unit of Clinical Biochemistry (Odense) and Wessel van Dijk, Head of business development, Vitestro
Networking and exhibition
Insight into an ongoing intralogistics project with advanced transport of materials in a hospital environment
Mathias Jonasson, Project Sales Manager – Manufacturing & Intralogistics, AFRY
The difference between success and failure for mobile robots working with service staff in Danish hospitals
Kristina Tornbjerg Eriksen, PhD, Research Fellow, The Technical Faculty of IT and Design, Aalborg University
Networking, lunch and exhibition
Track 1 – Theme: Procurement and implementation processes as well as legislative requirements
New automation solutions for Swedish Hospitals and the challenges connected to tender as SMV company
Søren K. Andersen, CEO, LT Automation
Creating together – how the robot assisted ultrasound scanning Hera® entered a Danish hospital via a public private partnership
Keld Thorsen, CEO, and Rune Kristensen, CTO, Life Science Robotics
Networking and exhibition
Innovative public procurement – how can these possibilities be utilised more?
Rikke Thorlund Haahr, Chief Consultant, CO-PI(Center for public private innovation)
Developing strategic partnerships with private suppliers to ensure quality, reliability and competitive tender process
Thomas Skovgaard, Business Unit Manager, Hospital Solutions and Mikkel Bjerregaard, CSO, Gibotech A/S
Networking and exhibition
Event ends
Track 2 – Theme: public-private partnerships to bring automation to hospitals
Moderator
Caroline Strudwick, Project Manager, Health Innovation Centre of Southern Denmark
How can the healthcare system support the development of innovative solutions for the benefit of both patients and employees?
Ricco Dyhr, Hospital Director, Zealand University Hospital and Nykøbing Falster
How do we shape the healthcare system for tomorrow?
Lars Bech-Jørgensen, Topic lead Life Science, Danish Industry (DI)
Panel debate: How do we solve the challenges for new acquisitions in hospital automation?
Ricco Dyhr, Hospital Director, Zealand University Hospital and Nykøbing Falster
Lars Bech-Jørgensen, Topic lead Life Science, Danish Industry (DI)
Gulshan Akhtar Din, Senior Advisor, Gain & Co
Rikke Thorlund Haahr, Chief Consultant, CO-PI(Center for public private innovation)
Moderated by: Louise Halgaard Gotfredsen, Chief Consultant, Health Innovation Centre of Southern Denmark.
Networking and exhibition
Possibilities and pitfalls in the Danish public private innovation model (OPI)
Majbritt Rostgaard Evald, Master in Political Science, PhD in Intrapreneurship and Organization, Department of Business and Sustainability, University of Southern Denmark
Creating together – how the Buddy robot entered into a Danish hospital via a public private partnership
Sara Lopez Alaguero, Co-founder and CEO, Yuman & Johanne Laursen Lykke, Clinical nursing specialist at the Department of Neurology, Bispebjerg Hospital
Networking, lunch and exhibition
Track 2 – Theme: Automation that supports the green transition
The strategic focus on green transition in Danish hospitals. How can automation play a role?
Caroline Strudwick, Project Manager, Health Innovation Centre of Southern Denmark
DesignWISE – how do we design sustainable?
Lotte Borg, Special Consultant, Health Innovation Centre of Southern Denmark
Networking and exhibition
How a network of hospitals, companies and researchers collaborates to move the hospitals from single use to recycling and reuse of materials
Birgitte Østergård Sørensen, Business Manager, Danish Technological Institute
Healthcare Sustainability: Merging Man and Machine for the Planet’s Sake
Emil Sikker Hansen, Logistics consultant, Zealand University Hospital, Køge
Networking and exhibition
Event ends
Speaker in the program – still an option
The program for the Hospital Automation Summit is still being prepared – and if you have a project / technology or an experience you want to share with a presentation, then contact:
Simone Walther, Danish Life Science Cluster:
T: 29790660 @: swa@danishlifesciencecluster.dk
Registration:
Tickets for participating at Hospital Automation Summit 2024 cover catering at the event and will be available at 300,- DKK excl. VAT
Registration deadline:
Register no later than May 17, 2024.
Time and place:
May 22, 2024, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
Syddansk Sundhedsinnovation, Forskerparken 10 G, 5230 Odense M, Denmark
Organizers:
Danish Life Science Cluster, Odense Robotics, Health Innovation Centre of Southern Denmark and Danish Technological Institute are organizing the 3rd edition of Hospital Automation Summit 2024.
Hospital Automation 2023 facts
– 130 industry and hospital stakeholders attended Hospital Automation Summit 2023
– 12 companies exhibited at the Show
– 22 speakers contributed
Photos and participant list:
Please note that photos will be taken throughout the event. Odense Robotics will use these for marketing and publicity of our initiatives on our website, in social media and in any third party publication. Upon request, participant email list can be shared with participants and event partners.
Please contact us if you have any concerns or if you wish to be exempted from these activities.
Odense Robotics is co-funded by the Danish Board of Business Development, the Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science and the European Union, as well as a broad range of projects and partnerships.
