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Make it look like your place

Trainees take more from a scenario when the room, the equipment and the paperwork are the ones they use at work. We build that with you.

Midwife and doctor standing either side of a resuscitaire with a newborn under the warmer

Your equipment, logos and forms

The defibrillator, monitor and infusion pump your staff actually use, with the right buttons in the right places. Your logo on the wall, your observation chart, your handover form and your signage.

Dual-channel infusion pump on its pole beside the ICU bed, screens facing the room

Scenarios built with your experts

Your educators and clinicians write the case with us: the patient, what goes wrong, what good looks like and how it is scored. They sign off the script and test it in the headset before release.

Newborn on the resuscitaire with blue lips and an open mouth, gasping

Your own rooms

We rebuild your ward bay, birth suite, workshop or site from photos and measurements, so trainees practise in a room that looks like the one they work in.

Birth suite with a resuscitaire, a midwife and a doctor, a delivery bed and wall equipment
Close-up of a next-generation character face with realistic skin and eyes
ComingPremium option

Your own staff, in your own training

Staff who agree to it are scanned and appear as realistic characters: the charge nurse who leads the code, the educator who runs the debrief. Trainees practise with faces they will see on shift.

Consent comes first

  • Every person scanned gives written consent before any capture.
  • Their character is used only in your organisation’s training.
  • They can withdraw consent, and we remove their character from future releases.
  • Scans are never reused for other clients or in our standard library.

How custom work runs

Five steps, with your experts signing off before anything reaches trainees. We quote once discovery is done.

  1. Step 1

    Discovery

    A call with your educators to agree the learning outcomes, the standard to score against, and what needs to look like your site.

  2. Step 2

    Script and reference

    Your experts write or review the case. You send photos of rooms and equipment, logos and forms.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    We build the scenario, room and equipment, and share captures as we go.

  4. Step 4

    Review in the headset

    Your experts run it, mark what is wrong and sign it off.

  5. Step 5

    Release

    It arrives on your headsets as a content pack, alongside the standard library.

Custom development, in detail

Custom work questions

Can you put our brand of defibrillator in the scenario?

Yes. We model the equipment you use, from photos and the device itself if you can lend it. We check with you that the controls behave the way your staff expect.

Who writes the clinical content?

Your experts, with us. They agree the case, the scoring and the debrief, and they sign off the final version.

Is there a scenario editor we can use ourselves?

Not today. Custom scenarios are built by us with your team.

How much does custom work cost?

It is scoped and quoted separately from the site licence, because it depends on how much is new. Reusing our rooms and equipment keeps it down.

Can our own staff appear in the training?

That is the premium option, and it is coming. Consenting staff are scanned and appear as realistic characters in your training only.

Tell us what should look familiar

Send a photo of the room or the device your staff use. We will tell you what it takes to bring it into the headset.

Bedhead panel with gas outlets, power and a landscape print above a patient in bed