Projects and cases

MedTech Odense strengthens and builds on existing areas of strength through extensive regional and national collaborations – across hospitals, knowledge institutions, companies and commercial actors. This is evidenced by the many projects that are already well underway or in the pipeline across SDU and OUH.

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Robot to transport hospital beds for cleaning

Three engineers are developing a robot that can move empty hospital beds and help free up manpower.

Robot to make children feel safe in hospital

Odense University Hospital is developing and testing a robot that will improve children's experience during their hospital stay.

AI technology to detect heart disease in more patients

The researchers behind the pioneering DANARC project are in the process of developing a robot that can scan and diagnose cardiovascular diseases.

Robots to relieve nurses

Robots are being built to take over tasks currently performed by healthcare professionals so they can spend more time caring for and treating patients.

New AI technology to help doctors find lung cancer earlier

With artificial intelligence, doctors can detect lung cancer faster on images - and eventually other lung diseases.

SDU and OUH lead the largest Danish EU project on cancer research

Researchers want to find the right way to scan so breast cancer patients can live longer.

New technology could revolutionise the treatment of osteoarthritis and cartilage damage

Researchers have developed laser technology that for the first time ever allows detailed and in-depth images of living tissue without damaging the tissue

Robotics and AI to improve cancer treatment

Five universities across the continent have joined forces with hospitals and private companies to use artificial intelligence and robotics to improve the diagnosis and treatment of upper respiratory and digestive cancers.

Electronic nose to detect diseases with a single breath

Researchers are developing an electronic nose that can identify diseases like diabetes and COVID-19 in seconds through simple breath analysis.

Packing box transported by robot makes it easy for patients and relatives to pick up medical equipment at OUH

Patients and relatives can pick up medical equipment in the lobby at OUH.

Rheumatologists' newest colleague is called Arthur

With the robot ARTHUR, researchers will investigate the strengths and weaknesses of using artificial intelligence to assess whether there are flare-ups in patients' rheumatoid arthritis.

Spinout: Fewer patients around the world should die from cirrhosis

Medtech startup talks about the journey from research to business.