The current crisis surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrates the amount of
responsibility and the workload on our healthcare system and, above all, on the medical staff …

With modern medicine and healthcare services improving in leaps and bounds, the
integration of telemedicine has helped in expanding these specialised healthcare services …

Robotic teleoperation is a key technology for a wide variety of applications. It allows sending
robots instead of humans in remote, possibly dangerous locations while still using the …

Telepresence and telemanipulation robotics are suitable solutions to relieve humans from
direct health risks and repetitive or unhealthy work. Through demographic changes in …

The da Vinci surgical robot introduced remote control of instruments, providing surgeons
with increased dexterity and precision. A major drawback, however, is the loss of sense of …

The combination of teleoperating robots and the Internet of Things (IoT) could be employed
in many areas, including remote nursing and semi-mechanical control. However, it is known …

Robotic telemanipulators are already widely used in nuclear decommissioning sites for
handling radioactive waste. However, currently employed systems are still extremely …

Teleoperated robots are believed to play an important role for future applications in industry,
medicine and other domains. Examples for this are remote assembly and maintenance …

The need for comprehensive telemedicine solutions is becoming increasingly relevant due
to challenges associated with the ageing population, the increasing shortage of health-care …

Introduction The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has affected global public healthcare for several
years. Numerous medical professionals have been infected since the outbreak in 2019 …