Immersive & Blended Reality Training Leader
Products
- Compact Core™ provides the platform for integrating disparate medical simulators across physical and virtual simulations.
- MedSimMRT is the training system built on the Compact Core™ and is a mixed reality trainer that integrates manikins with virtual equipment and anatomical overlays.
- IMPACTT™ available in both Onsite (In-person) and Remote (Virtual, VR), together they enable learners to train in-person and/or via joint training sessions from remote locations using their own PCs.
Technology
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Architectures
- Virtual Medical Simulations
- Medical manikins and Part-task Trainers, Medical Device Instrumentation
- Learner Assessment
- Mixed Reality
- Augmented Reality (AR)
- Virtual Reality (VR)
- Advanced Modular Manikin (AMM)
- STE Medical
- Distributed Learning Platform
- Live/ Virtual/ Constructive/ Gaming
Leading Innovation in Training
Vcom3D’s extensive research and development in medical simulation and training has resulted in an innovative Family of Systems (FoS) team-training architecture with interoperable networked peripherals including manikins, part-task trainers, 3D virtual patients, environmental effects, and virtual medical equipment.
Vcom3D’s immersive blended reality systems engage participants, assess learner and team performance, and enable continuous improvement of learning outcomes and better clinical outcomes.
Company Announcements
MRT-FC3 Phase II Enhancement Underway
Vcom3D is excited to announce that work has commenced on a Phase II Enhancement of our Mixed Reality Trainer for Female Combat Casualty Care (MRT-FC3). This phase will see additions…
Research Publications
Leveraging Open Standards to Create Mixed Reality Medical Simulations
Check out our latest publication, where we highlight our new Mixed Reality Trainer (MRT) that integrates physical manikins with augmented reality (AR) overlays, virtual anatomical visualization, and real-time performance feedback…
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