27.-28.05.2025
Berlin, Germany

Powering Human Care.

EXO Berlin provides a leading interdisciplinary platform for academic scientists, researchers, and practitioners to present innovative solutions in the design, development, and deployment of assistive robotics and sensing systems. Companies from key sectors, including hardware, software, and applications, come together to share insights and showcase best practices for creating a high-performance, human-centered industry.

The inaugural edition of the Special Track on Robot-Assisted Rehab was a resounding success and will return in 2025.

Join us for an exciting blend of hands-on technical sessions, product demonstrations, and inspiring customer success stories.

Vertical & Sector Focus

5th EXO Berlin, co-located with Cross-Disciplinary Conference on Reha Robot Sensor.

TOPICS

Assistive Robotics

  • Wearable Robotic Exoskeletons, Exosuits: advancements in wearable robotic exoskeletons and exosuits, featuring enhanced actuators, sensors, and control systems for improved mobility.
  • Rehabilitation Robotics, Robotic Care Equipment: innovations in rehabilitation robotics and care technologies, utilizing automation and assistive solutions for patient support.
  • Intelligent Prosthetics, Advanced Mobility Aids: intelligent prosthetics and advanced mobility aids, incorporating smart sensors, adaptive components, and control mechanisms for increased functionality.
  • Soft Robotic Wearable Devices: soft robotic wearable devices, incorporating flexible actuators, embedded sensor systems, and soft materials to improve comfort and movement.
  • Collaborative Robots in Healthcare and Assistance: role of collaborative robots in healthcare, utilizing human-robot interaction technologies, automation, and precision for improved caregiving.
  • Functional Components and Materials: integration of advanced materials and functional components, such as sensors, actuators, and power sources, into assistive robotic systems.
  • Testing Tools, Reliability and Assessment: tools and methods for testing, evaluating, and ensuring the performance, safety, and reliability of assistive robotic technologies.

Human-Centered Sensing

The special track will cover topics ranging from developing novel sensors for detecting and measuring human physiology, behavior, and cognition to the integration of sensors into human assistive and healthcare systems.

More about this track here  →

Cross-Disciplinary Conference 2025 Theme:

Reha Robot Sensor

A unique opportunity for collaboration and knowledge sharing across disciplines, focused on the intersection of technological breakthroughs and practical applications, where you can present your innovations to key target audiences.

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