Corporate Partnerships

Aesculap provides IMT with instruments for total hip replacement (THR). These are used in the specialisation course on the reprocessing of medical devices in the Master's programme in Medical Technology. They are also used in research into image-based instrument recognition using AI.

Beurer provides IMT with medical devices for measuring blood pressure and blood sugar. These are used as exhibits in various courses.

Dürr Dental provides IMT with medical devices from the field of dental technology, which are used as exhibits in courses.

Erbe Elektromedizin supports IMT in the field of tissue separation. In a specialised course, students in the Master's programme in Medical Technology learn the basics of tissue separation using water jet cutting.

Faulhaber supports IMT with powerful and compact drives. These drives are used in student theses and dissertation projects in the fields of human-centred drive technology and medical robotics.

Fresenius Medical Care supports IMT in the field of dialysis. In a specialised course, medical technology students learn how haemodialysis works.

Ganter Norm supports IMT with all kinds of standard parts. These are used in final theses, for demonstration purposes in courses and in research setups.

Getinge provides IMT with an oxygenator for enriching venous blood with oxygen, which is used as a demonstration device in courses.

Geuder supports IMT in its research activities in the field of ophthalmic surgery by providing disposable and reusable instruments. The instruments provided are used directly in current research projects.

igus provides IMT with plain bearings, ball bearings, linear guides and spindle drives for assemblies in final theses and research projects.

Löwenstein Medical provides IMT with a ventilator specially prepared for the specialisation subject of hardware-in-the-loop testing. This support enables students to learn about the relevance of testing and important established safety mechanisms in intensive care..

KLS Martin supports IMT in the field of laser surgery. The equipment provided is used in the specialisation subject of tissue separation.

Ovesco supports IMT with exhibits for courses in the field of endoscopy. Ovesco devices are also used in the specialisation course on flexible endoscopy.

Roche provides IMT with accessories and consumables for the specialisation course on dialysis. Here, medical technology students learn the technical basics of blood purification.

S.I.M.E.O.N. Medical GmbH & Co.KG provides IMT with two surgical lights. These are an essential part of the equipment in our experimental operating theatre, where various specialised experiments on different surgical techniques are carried out. They will also be used in a research project investigating the influence of lighting concepts on surgical outcomes.

Stockert provides IMT with an HF ablation system that can be used to treat many forms of cardiac arrhythmia gently and minimally invasively using high-frequency ablation. This device is used as an exhibit in courses and is also used in specialised experiments for master's students in medical technology.

Karl Storz supports IMT in the field of laparoscopic and endoscopic imaging and with surgical instruments. The extensive equipment is used in specialised experiments for rigid and flexible endoscopy as well as in current research in the field of robot-assisted surgery.

Tuebingen Scientific supports IMT in the field of articulating surgical instruments for minimally invasive surgery. These are used in current research projects in the field of robot-assisted surgery.

Vector Informatik, based in Stuttgart Weilimdorf, provides us with hardware-in-the-loop testing for the specialised subject test (SFV), including both hardware and software components, thereby making a significant contribution to helping students understand the relevance of the topic covered in the SFV.

Wittenstein supports IMT with miniaturised 6-axis force/torque sensors. These are used in research projects to measure interaction forces in robot-assisted minimally invasive procedures.