ORamaVR SA

Medical training has not changed for the last 150 years, and due to that, 5B people are lacking access to surgical and anaesthesia care according to WHO. Medical extended reality (XR) training can change that - it has been proven in clinical trials to improve patient outcomes. However, current XR content creation is very costly, lengthy and there are numerous of operations that need to be simulated in XR. ORamaVR aims to accelerate world’s transition to medical XR training by offering an IT platform (MAGES-SDK) enabling the mass production of high fidelity medical Extended Reality Simulations. These simulations are then used by hospitals, medical device companies, medical schools and medical training centres to train and assess their medical professionals.