Custom Development Process
Creating a virtual simulation with Acadicus is fast, easy, and the lowest cost option if you wish to customize your scenarios.
This article describes the basics of our process and the steps you can take to begin creating your own virtual simulations.
Development Process Overview
By working with Acadicus, you get full control over the design of your simulation, along with the tools needed to customize and refine it over time.
Step 1: Simulation Plan
First, we gather information about the case or scenario you wish to create. You can use our Simulation Plan template, or work with your own format. This will describe the environment, patients, equipment, and other reference information we can use to create your simulation.
Step 2: Estimate and Quote
Based on the Simulation Plan, we develop a detailed cost estimate. We offer an 80% discount in exchange for any content we create to be added to the shared Acadicus Content Library. Similarly, content created by other programs is available to be used in your simulations.
Step 3: Development
Upon approval of the Quote and subsequent invoice, we begin the development of the assets and interactivity required to support your project. This phase is led by an experienced Project Manager, and you are able to review our progress at each stage of development.
After your simulation is created, you can easily use the Scene Editing Tools and Shared Content Library to customize and expand your simulation. We can train your technicians to make use of the full suite of tools available with your Acadicus Pro Space subscription.
If this process would be a good fit for your virtual simulation initiatives, please complete the form below to schedule a demo and get started!
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