“…Currently, there are several robotic assistance systems that can support (early) mobilization (Huebner et al, 2022;Klamt et al, 2021) and can physically relieve nurses (Bohlen et al, 2020;Brinkmann et al, 2022;Hegewald et al, 2018). These systems, which are technically adapted to the patient population, are already being tested and implemented in some hospitals (Dieterich et al, 2022;Calabrò et al, 2015;Charite University, n.d.;Peper et al, 2022). Studies have focused more on safe handling and feasibility concerning patient outcomes (Just et al, 2022), and less on implementation and feasibility in the context of intensive care units concerning aspects such as staff retention or time and effort.…”