Major Acadicus Virtual Simulation Update
A major update is coming soon to Acadicus, including tons of new virtual simulation and training content!   Â
Non-VR Windows PC users can now interact within a growing number of education simulations, completing various tasks and interactions without the use of a VR headset. VR and non-VR users can be together simultaneously in multiplayer simulations. Â
Content Previews
Stay tuned for more information and demos as these simulations are completed and added to the Acadicus Shared Library. Â
Heart Block Visualization
Respiratory Therapy
Endotracheal Intubation
Nursing Scenarios
ECG Lead Placement
Human Muscle Anatomy
Wound Treatment
EMS / Paramedic Dynamic Cardiology
Neonatal Intensive Care
Multiple Casualty Incident
Manifold GaugeÂ
Veterinary Anatomy
Acadicus Pro Space subscribers can work with our expansive Shared Content Library of Assets, Characters, and Environments to create their own simulations, host their own Multiplayer simulations, create their own 3D recorded demonstrations, or sponsor the development of custom content specifically tailored to their objectives.
Feature Updates
Non-VR Updates
Since the onset of COVID-19, interest in Non-VR interactivity has increased substantially. Based on this feedback, we have pivoted from an exclusive VR focus toward increased Non-VR compatibility. A variety of interactions can be completed by participants using Acadicus in Non-VR mode, enabling remote participation from learners and faculty that don’t have access to VR headsets. Â
360 Screenshot Capture
360 screenshots can now be captured in both VR and Non-VR mode. This enables Acadicus to be used to stage various simulation activities that can be utilized in software like H5P to create browser-based training scenarios. The 360 screenshot taker can be detached from the user, then triggered at any time from the menu. Â
Avatar Update
This update includes a new avatar system, no longer using Oculus avatars, which set the stage for expanded compatibility to additional headsets, along with a variety of customizations and improvements going into the future. Â
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Additional Information and Resources
Capabilities
Learn more about Acadicus’ features including Simulation Manager, Scene Editing, 3D Recording, and Multiplayer
Pediatric Simulation
Virtual pediatric simulation content includes patients, equipment, preconfigured scene templates, audio effects, and more.
EMS Simulation
Acadicus comes with a library of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) simulation templates, patients, equipment, and environments.
Virtual Human Anatomy
These 3D virtual anatomy assets and more are available in Acadicus and can be used to create immersive virtual healthcare education experiences.
ACLS and PALS Heart Rhythm Disturbances
In this series of 3D Recorded presentations, Dr. Nick Slamon describes ACLS and PALS heart rhythm disturbances.
Virtual Airway Content
Operating room virtual reality simulation content pack with airway management / endotracheal intubation assets.
Emergency Room Content
This virtual simulation content pack includes assets for basic wound treatment in an emergency room environment.
ECG Simulator
This content pack contains everything needed to conduct ECG lead placement training through virtual simulation. Accessible in VR or non-VR.
Respiratory Therapy
The Respiratory Therapy asset pack includes an elderly patient, various oxygen adjuncts, and interactive oxygen flow meter.
Characters
Acadicus comes with a library of characters that can be used to stage a wide variety of simulation scenarios that can be manipulated with Sim Manager.
Environments
Within the environment, characters, equipment and other assets can be added to the scene depending on the scenario.
3D Recording Tool
The 3D Recording Tool allows instructors to capture and share their demonstrations and lectures. 3D recordings can be played back anytime, from anywhere.
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