Review of the 7th AI Forum in Erfurt – Artificial Intelligence Meets Medicine

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On 1st October, the 7th AI Forum Thuringia took place in Erfurt – a central platform for exchanging ideas on current developments, trends, and applications in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
This year, we were pleased to take part and present our project “Sensorized Surgery”, both through a talk by Prof. Guntinas-Lichius and at our exhibition booth.

AI in Medicine – The “Sensorized Surgery” Project

In our research project “Sensorized Surgery”, we focus on integrating sensor technologies and AI methods into surgical workflows. Our goal is to support surgeons with intelligent systems, enhance precision and safety during procedures, and ultimately contribute to improving patient care.
The AI Forum provided the ideal platform to showcase our approach to an interested audience from academia, industry, and policymaking.

Exchange, Insights, and Inspiration

Beyond our own presentation, the forum offered numerous inspiring talks, workshops, and exhibitions, highlighting the wide range of current AI applications – from industrial production and data analytics to ethical considerations.
The interdisciplinary exchange was particularly enriching: experts from diverse fields came together to share knowledge, explore ideas, and discuss future collaborations.
For us, the AI Forum was not only an opportunity to present our work but also a valuable platform for networking and inspiration. We were able to establish new contacts, identify potential collaborations, and take home fresh impulses for our ongoing research.

Conclusion

The 7th AI Forum in Erfurt impressively demonstrated how dynamically the field of Artificial Intelligence is evolving – and how crucial dialogue between research, industry, and society has become.
We would like to thank the organizers and all participants for the inspiring discussions, openness, and valuable input. With many new ideas and impressions, we look forward to taking the next steps in the “Sensorized Surgery” project and continuing to advance the use of AI in medicine.