MEDICAL SIMULATION MARKET ANALYSIS

Medical Simulation Market, By Products and Services (Product , (Interventional/Surgical Simulators, Task Trainers , Others) Services & Software , (Web-Based Simulation , Medical Simulation Software , Simulation Training Services , Others)), By Technology/Fidelity (High-Fidelity Simulators , Medium-Fidelity Simulators , and Low-Fidelity Simulators), By End User (Hospitals , Medical Device Companies , Academic & Research Institutes , and Others ), By Geography (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa)

Published In : Jul 2024
Code : CMI5377
Pages :164
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Industry : Medical Devices

Key Developments

In November 2023, the College of Physicians and Surgeons (CPS) in Mumbai, India unveiled its cutting-edge Simulation Lab, the first of its kind in the city. Equipped with advanced technology and resources, the lab features simulation manikins named Ares, Lucina, and Arya, catering to training across medical disciplines. These innovative tools aim to elevate the clinical skills and competence of students and medical practitioners, enabling them to deliver superior patient care.
In October 2023, Lumeto, the Toronto-based XR healthcare simulation company, unveiled a significant Artificial Intelligence (AI) upgrade to its InvolveXR platform, now accessible to all customers. InvolveXR is a fully immersive XR Simulation Lab offering flexible training and assessment solutions for healthcare institutions. With the addition of a Large Language Model (LLM)-based AI-driven conversational system, the platform achieves remarkable adaptability for simulating virtual patient encounters.
In March 2022, MedLern, a prominent provider of digital learning solutions for hospitals and healthcare practitioners, introduced an innovative online resuscitation training platform that operates autonomously, without the need for instructor supervision. Known as HeartCode Complete, this globally recognized online program is a collaborative effort between MedLern, leveraging American Heart Association science, and Laerdal Medical technology.
In January 2022, Inovus Medical, a Medical designs & manufactures surgical & medical simulation equipment debuted HystAR, a state-of-the-art high-fidelity hysteroscopy simulator. This simulator integrates the company's proprietary augmented reality technology and cloud-based learning platform with the lifelike tactile feedback of its simulated tissue models, resulting in an immersive and scalable training experience for hysteroscopy skills.
In August 2020, TruCorp, medical simulation company partnered with Laerdal Medical , provider of training, educational and therapy to introduce an affordable and straightforward ventilation training solution to the market