MediSim VR sets up fully automated Virtual Reality lab in Puducherry Institute of Medical Sciences for MBBS students
With the Indian Medical Industry waking up to virtual reality, doctors, surgeons, medical practitioners, drug makers, and hospitals are increasingly using VR and AR technology to their advantage.;
Mumbai: MediSim VR, a Med-tech company working in the field of healthcare simulation, has set up India's first fully automated Virtual Reality (VR) lab in the Puducherry Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) for MBBS students to enhance their key medical skills and train them for the future. This is in celebration of Doctors Day today and this announcement will pave the way for new-age doctors in the future. MediSim VR recently closed a pre-series A round of funding.
The company was also backed by funds from IIT Madras & Dept. of Science & Technology (DST) for R&D.
Supported by AI-powered technical advancement, the medical field is expected to undergo radical transformation with benefits like expert medical advisory, digital diagnosis, wearable health monitors, and digital simulations. MediSim develops virtual reality platforms designed to make comprehensive medical training accessible and affordable across the world.
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