Gelsenkirchen training centre: hospital and care in real operation

Ward routine instead of showroom

There is a world between a slide deck and a night shift. In Gelsenkirchen, hospital and care scenarios run under real conditions: wards, corridors, lifts, doors — and a daily routine close to your own.

Set up inside the St. Josef health centre, which KERN Katholische Einrichtungen Ruhrgebiet Nord GmbH operates in the former St. Josef hospital in Gelsenkirchen. Some 400 square metres in a former emergency and intensive care unit, three rooms. The scenarios come from everyday care, not from a drawing board.

What runs in Gelsenkirchen

• Laboratory: the uLab Mobile handling samples, including night operation.
• Hospital bed room: bed transport with uLog, through the original electric hospital double door.
• Care room: uMe in the room, on the routes that cost time in daily work.
• Secured handover: medication and samples locked and documented, with the uLog Locker.
• Lift and door integration: changing floors in real operation.

Who the visit is for

For directors of nursing, technical management and managing directors. You see the hospital and care robots working together — all integrated in uGo+.

Open to visitors from 1 November

It is a training centre for robots — you come to see how they work. Tell us beforehand which use cases interest you. On site we welcome you, run the scenarios in the three rooms and take time for a short debrief at the end. Groups of up to 20 people; around 10 works best.

The European framework

Integration, commissioning and service from Germany; workflows developed and proven here. AI processing on the device, no cloud requirement, data sovereignty with the operator.

Frequently asked questions

What is shown in Gelsenkirchen?

Three rooms: a laboratory, a hospital bed room and a care room. In the corridor, autonomous passage through the electric hospital double door and automated bed transport.

Which robots run there?

uMe, uLab Mobile, uLog and uServe, all integrated in uGo+.

Who can come, and how many?

Professionals from hospitals and care, alone or as a group. Up to 20 people are possible; around 10 works best.

Does a visit replace the site survey?

No. It answers the question before it: whether robotics holds up in your facility. The survey at your site follows once the answer is yes.