During the 50th International Exhibition of Inventions Geneva, our team had the pleasure of engaging in a meaningful exchange with representatives from the Faculty of Nursing at Chiang Mai University, Thailand. The discussions centered around the application of virtual reality (VR) in medical education, with both sides presenting forward-thinking solutions to shape the future of healthcare training.
Chiang Mai University showcased their project “Good Nurse in We are Nursing (VR Technology),” which focuses on immersive VR experiences for nursing students to enhance clinical decision-making in a safe, simulated environment.
In parallel, we proudly presented our Virtual Patient Simulation System, We are reshaping healthcare with AI. Our virtual patient platform helps doctors make smarter decisions by simulating real-world cases and predicting outcomes. Whether it’s early detection, personalized treatment, or better recovery plans, we provide actionable insights that save time, reduce costs, and improve patient care. Cloud-based and easy to use, our solution empowers hospitals, clinics, and insurers to deliver more precise, data-driven care—anytime, anywhere.
The two teams exchanged insights on simulation design, educational outcomes, and potential cooperation models. The shared vision of advancing intelligent medical education laid the groundwork for possible future collaboration.
This exchange not only highlighted the innovation showcased at Geneva but also exemplified the potential for international cooperation in health tech development.
Photo Highlights from the Exchange
We look forward to exploring future opportunities to work alongside Chiang Mai University and other global partners to drive the future of intelligent healthcare training.