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for Simulation-based Training
Augmented haptics and virtual reality modeling for enhanced surgical training and healthcare education
Intelligent Haptronic Solutions enables faster skills acquisition and clinical readiness with lifelike simulation
Redefine healthcare training with the next generation of virtual reality medical simulation. Train and assess learners over a breadth of surgical tasks and patient cases in exceptional clinical realism.
Simulation-based training tools for competency acquisition
Intelligent Haptronic Solutions develops advanced surgical simulation solutions that prepare healthcare professionals for exceptional clinical performance and safe patient care.
Our suite of simulators combine realistic virtual modeling, robust haptic feedback, and artificial intelligence technology to create the most immersive training environment for competency acquisition.
The Future of Simulation Fidelity is Now
with Intelligent Haptronic Solutions
Our Technology
High fidelity simulation as a learning modality is built on the advancement of haptics, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and cloud technology. Our cutting-edge technology allows us to deliver the most realistic, effective hands-on training systems.
Haptics
IHS Haptic Interface IHS Force Feedback Controller IHS Mechanical and Mathematical
Virtual Reality
3D Deformable Modeling Collision Detection Engine
Artificial Intelligence
Haptic Machine Learning Algorithm Path Planning Optimization Motion Planning
Cloud Technology
IHS customer data management system IHS data encryption
Meet the Team
Intelligent Haptronic Solutions is a team of experienced engineers, researchers, and clinicians driven by a united vision of empowered healthcare professionals and safer patient care.
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