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The Power to train in any Environment

Transforming Learning with Mixed Reality (MR) Technology.

Why BlueRoom

Born out of necessity, BlueRoom Simulations utilises the latest Virtual Reality (VR) and Mixed Reality (MR) technologies to support critical skill training for those whose lives are in our hands. 

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Supporting medical, emergency search and rescue and military training, the BlueRoom Simulator transcends the limitations of virtual reality controllers, allowing learners to use their hands with actual equipment within virtual environments such as aircraft and combat zones.

Fine motor skills

Mixed Reality (MR) allows the use of your own hands in virtual environments. No controllers just you operating with real equipment in the same way as your would in the real world. For medical training this facilitates practicing fine motor skills with precison such as IV cannulation, airway and surgical procedures. â€‹â€‹â€‹

Scenario Scalability

Medical scenarios demand dynamic authoring, no two patients are alike and an instructor must have the ability to adjust each scenario, input creativity and respond to the performance of the student/s in real time. BlueRoom Mixed Reality (MR) Simulator does this through a adaptive Mission Control application and dashboard.

Hard-to-access environments

BlueRoom Mixed Reality (MR) Simulator affords learners access to aircraft, combat zones and other expensive, hard-to-access environments where fine/gross motor skills are required with minimal effort, cost or environmental impact.

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At the click of a button you can change environments, switch working from a C-17 to a Blackhawk or from a combat zone in Asia to Europe, in seconds. â€‹

Biometric Integration

Utilising Garmin wearables, BlueRoom Mixed Reality (MR) simulator leverages real-time stress scores that provides an medical facilitator to adjust the complexity of the medical scenario based on the stress of the learner. The Instructor is respond to make the virtual medical scenario more or less complex to stress inoculate the learner and ensure the highest level of preparation for a real incident. 

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The BlueRoom Mixed Reality (MR) Simulator is an award-winning Australian sovereign capability in service worldwide to support aeromedical evacuation and tactical combat casualty care training. 

 

Headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, the system is represented across the USA, UK, Europe and the Middle East.

 

The BlueRoom approach leveraging Mixed Reality (MR) for medical training is a robust virtual simulator that can natively support any form of medical device, procedure or guideline. It is a simple drop-and-go.

 

If you or your organisation is interested, don't hesitate to get in touch with us via the contact form.

About BlueRoom Simulations

An Australian company that was formed out of the critical need for aeromedical mission training using virtual simulation technologies. Founded and supported by end-users who understand the unique requirements of the operators they serve, the company looks to leverage the most cutting-edge Virtual Reality (VR) and Mixed Reality (MR) simulation capabilities on the market to support their main mission of saving lives!

2021

Capability Released

5

Continents

Scenario Variations

12+

Environments

100%

Australian Owned

Our Partners

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Are You Ready to Experience the Future?

The BlueRoom Mixed Reality (MR) Simulator allows learners to practice real skills with real equipment within virtual environments. The mission control dashboard allows an instructor to manipulate the medical or tactical combat care scenario, changing the patient's condition, changing the environment, and adjusting the lighting to low light or even night vision. 

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The authoring function allows the instructor to create an unlimited number of scenarios within minutes and the post action review allows for a complete tracking of student performance throughout the mission.

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