Simlogic introduces SkillupVR medical simulation platform
Gothenburg-based Simlogic has introduced SkillupVR, an innovative medical simulation platform designed to enhance clinical training through immersive, interactive experiences. SkillupVR empowers healthcare professionals with customisable medical scenarios, a virtual simulation center, and real-time performance tracking to improve critical decision-making and teamwork.
Originally a pilot project with two hospitals in Singapore just before the COVID-19 pandemic, the platform has evolved and been rigorously tested by more than 20 healthcare and educational institutions across Europe and Asia, demonstrating its adaptability and effectiveness in complex medical training.
Several institutions have now adopted the technology as part of their curriculum.
Simlogic has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a major private hospital group in Germany to integrate VR into its medical training programs. Additionally, a grant from Vinnova, Sweden’s innovation agency, will support the expansion of SkillupVR for military medical training, further broadening its applications in high-stakes environments.
“The launch of SkillupVR is a key milestone in our mission to make VR simulation more accessible” said Ole Olsen, co-founder of Simlogic. “By prioritising user needs, we have created an end-to-end platform that is fully customisable, mobile and scalable for large or multi-team training — ensuring effective, dynamic immersive training for medical teams.”
With the global VR medical simulation market projected to grow from USD 954.6 million in 2022 to USD 8.5 billion by 2031*, demand for cost-effective, high-quality training solutions is rising. To support this growth, Simlogic has appointed distributors and agents in Germany, Italy, Norway, the Asia-Pacific region, and the Middle East.
“With the increasing drive for digital transformation to overcome high training costs and limited manpower, VR solutions like SkillupVR provide a scalable, cost-efficient way to enhance clinical competency and patient care, especially in complex scenarios,” said Jörg Skrabar, Head of Medical Simulation at Mefina Medical in Germany.
“VR adoption in medical training is growing rapidly across the Asia region, driven by its immersive, scalable, and sustainable approach to team training. SkillupVR’s technology enhances access to complex simulations, providing a flexible, engaging, and cost-effective learning experience that supplements conventional skills simulation, preparing medical teams for real-world scenarios. We look forward to bringing these innovative solutions to institutions across our markets.” Tang Swee Hong, Senior Director, BMEC Asia a Boustead Company.
Petter Wolff at CO-AX Accelerator at Sahlgrenska Science Park, comments, “Our CO-AX Accelerator member Simlogic, with their immersive and scalable product SkillupVR, is showing the path to a future of continuous training and education in healthcare. We’re proud and excited to support their growth and global impact.”
Simlogic AB remains committed to expanding SkillupVR capabilities and growing its global user base in the coming year.
Please visit skillupvr.com or email contact@skillupvr.com for more information.
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