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Alexander Pröll

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Everything for organisers, hosts and editors: biography, photos and media appearances.

At a glance

Current
Co-founder & CEO, 10X Robotics GmbH · Member of the Supervisory Board, LANG AG
Topics
Robotics in healthcare & nursing, humanoid robots, human-robot interaction, AI
Formats
Keynote, short talk, workshop, panel
Languages
German, English
Practice
Integration projects incl. facilities of DRK (German Red Cross), Diakonie and AWO
Stages
DACH and international, incl. LEAP Riyadh, European Robotics Forum, DMEA

Bio

Short bio (approx. 40 words)

Alexander Maximilian Pröll is a keynote speaker on robotics and AI in hospitals and nursing and co-founder & CEO of 10X Robotics GmbH. For over ten years he has made social and humanoid robotics tangible, live on stage on request.

Full biography

Alexander Maximilian Pröll is a keynote speaker on robotics and AI in healthcare and nursing, co-founder and CEO of 10X Robotics GmbH and a member of the Supervisory Board of LANG AG. He brings more than 23 years of experience in digital transformation and over ten years of focus on social and humanoid robotics. He was previously Head of Care Technologies at United Robotics Group and Managing Director of ENTRANCE Robotics. Since 2017 he has spoken at DMEA, MEDICA, data:unplugged, the European Robotics Forum and Fraunhofer IPA. His topics: robotics in hospitals and nursing, telemedicine, humanoid robots, human-robot interaction and agentic AI.

Key positions

Citable positions from interviews and articles, each with its source. Please check back with us before quoting verbatim.

  • Robotics in medicine is no longer hype, but not yet everyday reality: cleaning, transport and wayfinding already pay off today. Around 70 to 80 percent of floor cleaning can be automated.

    All About Telemedizin #26, 2026
  • Acceptance among patients and care staff is high. The real brakes are infrastructure, regulation and financing: Wi-Fi, connected doors and lifts, bureaucracy. The building has to be automated first.

    All About Telemedizin #26, 2026
  • Around 80 percent of care in Germany happens at home. That is the key future use case: AI assistance for older people, with data sovereignty in Germany.

    All About Telemedizin #26, 2026
  • Robotics as a service costs roughly 500 to 1,000 euros a month; humanoid robots start at around 15,000 euros. He expects humanoids in everyday use worldwide in about five years, in Germany in about ten.

    All About Telemedizin #26, 2026
  • This is not about cold automation but about relief: care staff should have time for people again. By 2030, at least 500,000 full-time nurses will be missing.

    Gastbeitrag, 10XD Magazin
  • Social robots matter most in geriatric and elderly care, for example as game partners or by giving feedback to care staff. They should add value to human work, not replace it.

    Future Candy Podcast #85, 2022

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