Samara Medical University Unifies Virtual Simulators in New Training Platform
The system brings all virtual medical simulators into a single digital environment.
Samara State Medical University has developed the SIMMED Control Center, a digital platform designed to manage training sessions conducted through virtual medical simulators.
The platform gives instructors a broad set of monitoring and management tools. Teachers can track every student action, assign and restart training scenarios, and oversee task completion. Developers say the control center integrates all virtual simulators from the SIMMED product line into a unified system.
After each training session is completed, the platform automatically generates a full performance report for every student. The system records mistakes made during the exercise and assigns a final score.
The technology is intended for medical universities, colleges, simulation centers, and accreditation facilities. Developers say it could simplify large-scale training without sacrificing quality while also reducing instructor workload.
