Ultrasound has become more accessible. Training has not.

Handheld ultrasound can now travel with clinicians, but simulation often remains tied to specialist rooms, fixed equipment, phantoms and limited learner access. 

Until now, pathology has been tied to the simulator

If educators want learners to experience different conditions, they need the right model, equipment and setup. Scaling that across workshops, departments or hospital sites is difficult.

Using Aeris, educators can bring simulated pathology to the surface they want learners to scan.

The training can go where the ultrasound goes. 

Aeris makes it possible to run repeatable, pathology-focused training across more learners, locations and clinical scenarios.

Scale your training, not your setup

High-fidelity manikin-based simulation plays an important role in advanced ultrasound education, but equipping every department, training site or learner group with a complete system may not be practical.

Aeris provides a more accessible way to expand pathology-focused training. Its portable, flexible format enables institutions to create more opportunities to practise across departments and locations without replicating a full high-fidelity setup at every site.

Take learners to the simulator

Pathology tied to a model

Multiple props and phantoms

Limited access and throughput

Device-handling practice

Bring simulation to the learners

Pathology placed where you need it

One flexible simulation platform

More learners, sessions and locations

Pathology recognition in clinical context

*Compared to traditional manikin or phantom based systems.

No fixed arm. No predetermined path.

Move, angle and position the probe freely. Aeris gives learners the freedom to explore the scanning surface and find the required view through natural probe movement.

Aeris puts simulated pathology wherever you place the probe.

Aeris provides ultrasound simulation that enables learners to scan simulated pathology on a person, manikin or almost any surface. 

Ultrasound has moved beyond the imaging department. 

By separating the simulation experience from a fixed physical model, Aeris gives educators a way to deliver pathology-focused ultrasound training across learners, locations and clinical scenarios.

Aeris | POCUS

Aeris will initially launch for point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS), where flexible, accessible and realistic pathology-based training can make an immediate difference.

With Aeris, educators can bring simulated pathology into a wider range of settings and create repeatable learning experiences wherever POCUS skills are taught.

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