The National Robotarium will host the Rehab Robotics Workshop: Clinical & Community Practice on Thursday 15 October.
This free interactive workshop brings together clinicians, practitioners, researchers and industry experts from Thor Assistive Technologies to explore the practical application of robotics in physical and occupational therapy.
Hosted at the UK’s centre for robotics and AI innovation, and supported by Health & Care Technologies Global Research Institute, attendees will gain hands-on experience with advanced rehabilitation technologies, including the Fourier Rehab Hub, wearable robotics, telepresence tools and semi-humanoid robots.
Participants will also hear from experts about the latest developments in robotic-assisted therapy and patient care.
Admission is free, but advance registration is required via Eventbrite
The National Robotarium will be open to the public for Doors Opens Days Edinburgh on Saturday 26 September 2026.
This free, family-friendly event offers a unique opportunity to go behind the scenes at the UK’s centre for robotics and AI innovation. Visitors can explore our Human-Robot Interaction and Robotics and Autonomous Systems labs through self-guided tours, speak with researchers, engineers and academics, and learn how robotics and AI are helping to solve real-world challenges.
Meet our robots, including quadruped robotic dogs and the advanced humanoid robot Ameca, take part in hands-on activities, and enjoy live demonstrations of cutting-edge robotics and AI technology throughout the day.
Reserve your free ticket via EventBrite. Please select only one time slot when booking.
You can also explore the wider programme of events on the Doors Open Days website.
Heriot-Watt University
Edinburgh, Scotland
UK EH14 4AS
Scottish registered charity number SC000278
The University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh, Scotland
EH8 9YL
Scottish registered charity number SC005336
Tartan Robotics Collective
