Immersion Medical Inc. |
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Since its inception in 1987, Immersion has been awarded over 700 issued or pending patents for technologies that bring tactile, audio, and visual realism not only to medical VR training, but to a host of applications across several industries.
Apart from its direct presence in the Medical field, Immersion has licensed its Systems and Technology for integrating touch feedback into several digital products in the automotive, consumer electronics, gaming, industrial, commercial, and mobile phone markets. |
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| Haptics adds tactile realism to increase clinical proficiency and decrease medical errors and costs. Medical schools and hospitals can use the haptic feedback technology to train practitioners in minimally invasive procedures in a cost-effective and no-risk environment. |
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| Some Flagship products of Immersion Medical are: |
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CathLabVRTM Endovascular Simulator: |
The CathLabVR simulator increases interventional competence, speeds learning, and helps educators manage training programs to increase efficiency and reduce costs. It helps develop skills for accessing and navigating diverse anatomy with various types of abnormalities using numerous types of catheters and wires |
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LaparoscopyVRTM Surgical Simulator: |
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Immersion’s LapVRTM Surgical Simulator is revolutionizing medical education by realistically reproducing the feel of laparoscopic procedures. The LapVR system speeds skill acquisition by providing a variety of realistic training cases and scenarios with increasing levels of difficulty that allow clinicians to acquire, practice, repeat and improve their skills before ever touching a real patient |
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EndoscopyVRTM Surgical Simulator |
The EndoscopyVR system is the only platform that supplies virtual reality training for both gastrointestinal and bronchoscopy procedures. With the EndoscopyVR system, you can supply a realistic training environment that lets instructors convey key points. Trainees can quickly acquire knowledge and skills, thereby decreasing their learning curve. |
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