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Future of health: Exhibition in Coburg shows VR design for clinics
An exhibition on the role of design in healthcare opens in Coburg, presented by the Coburg Design Forum. Until December 14, 2025, visit creative concepts and innovative virtual reality applications that are shaping the future of healthcare spaces.
Future of health: Exhibition in Coburg shows VR design for clinics
A diverse exhibition opens in Coburg that highlights the role of design in healthcare. Under the title “How Architecture Helps Heal,” the Coburg Design Forum Upper Franconia, in collaboration with the renowned Architecture Museum of the Technical University of Munich, presents innovative approaches to the design of health spaces. This exhibition is open to those interested until December 14, 2025 and invites you to think about the interplay between functionality and aesthetic design.
Particularly impressive is the use of virtual reality glasses, which enable visitors to experience areas of the new Coburg Clinic that have already been planned but do not yet exist. This allows students to walk through the future operating rooms and nursing rooms and get an idea of the planned room design. This not only opens up exciting insights, but is also an important tool for planning and researching health spaces. [NP-Coburg].
The importance of virtual reality
But what does virtual reality actually mean for the medical world? This technology creates a computer-generated, interactive environment that completely surrounds the user and largely ignores physical reality. In addition to this technology, mixed reality is also being researched in medicine, which integrates elements of the physical environment into the virtual world. Ärzteblatt emphasizes that VR is used not only in spatial planning, but also in psychotherapy. Patients can be exposed to controlled situations that stimulate their fears or trauma, which is intended to help gradually overcome their reactions.
This innovative technology can also help bridge long waiting times, a common problem in today's healthcare. By accompanying patients through virtual experiences, the time may seem less long for them and at the same time targeted therapeutic work can be carried out.
Overall, the Coburg exhibition impressively shows how important well-thought-out design is in healthcare and which technologies - such as virtual reality - can help. This exhibition is definitely worth visiting, especially for anyone interested in the future of healthcare architecture.
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