Werkstattgespräche
On a quarterly basis, the Life Science Cluster Management invites regional cluster companies (including their suppliers and service providers) to a business breakfast at KreativWerkR6. In October, we’ll meet again for another, guaranteed exciting keynote:
Robots, Data, AI: What Modern Automation Can Do for the Life Science SME
Today, cleanroom robots, filling lines, and autonomous mobile robots are working in pharma and biotech production - but the real leverage lies in what happens with the data behind them. Robotics ensures quality, seamless traceability, and the much-needed relief in times of skilled labor shortages. Connecting the systems and analyzing their data makes production predictable, maintenance proactive, and quality deviations visible early on.
This workshop discussion specifically focuses on this very interface:
KUKA and its subsidiary Device Insight show through concrete examples how future-proof, cyber-resilient automation, connected systems, and AI in life sciences & pharma production provide real benefits - from cleanroom handling and traceability to predictive maintenance.
Relevance for the Industry:
• Cleanroom-compatible and future-ready robotics & handling – certified robots for sterile active ingredients, precise picking, and contamination-free packaging; also suitable for small batch sizes and frequent product changes
• Autonomous intralogistics – mobile robots for material supply and sample transport in production and labs, traceable and safely integrated
• From machine to insight – making machine and process data visible in real time: OEE, quality, and energy; reports done in minutes instead of days
• Quality & traceability – spot quality deviations early instead of only at the final test; seamless batch traceability
• Predictive service – remote diagnostics and predictive maintenance, so expensive equipment has less unplanned downtime
Speakers:
Christoph Galle, device-insight
Björn Hacker, KUKA
Where:
KreativWerkR6
Rathenaustr. 6
16761 Hennigsdorf
Online participation is also possible, just get in touch with us!
As part of the Life Science Cluster Management of the city, there will be an opportunity for networking, exchanging of ideas over coffee, tea, and a light breakfast.
Participation is free of charge.
This event is paid for by the City of Hennigsdorf as part of its Economic Development Office and Cluster Management Service for the biotech ecosystem and wider economic region of Oberhavel, just north of Berlin / Germany!
Come by. Join the discussion. Get involved!
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