VR Startup Expands Medical Training Globally
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Vantari VR, an Australian-founded startup, is using cloud technology to expand its virtual reality medical training across global markets, including the US and UK. The platform allows healthcare professionals to practice procedures in realistic hospital simulations, using VR headsets and AI-guided instructions.
By hosting its software in the cloud, Vantari ensures wide accessibility and seamless updates, helping scale its operations and support remote training needs. To enhance realism, the company developed tactile feedback features that mimic physical sensations, and it’s pursuing collaborations on haptic gloves for more precise surgical practice.
With a fully remote workforce and strong digital infrastructure, Vantari continues to innovate in both product development and global service delivery. Future plans involve integrating AI for personalized training and expanding access to individual users, such as medical students and independent doctors.
The company has formed key partnerships with tech companies like Lenovo, NVIDIA, and Qualcomm to support its mission.
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