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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2021 · 29 MIN

Vantari VR Takes Healthcare Training Virtual to Save Lives

from The MTPConnect Podcast · host Dr Vijay Paul Co-Founder at Vantari VR, Dr Nish anth Krishnananthan Co-CEO, Vantari VR

Australian MedTech startup, Vantari VR, has developed a virtual reality technology-based on flight simulation for medical training.  It’s already being used to teach life-saving medical procedures in several Australian hospitals. The technology is so good it’s attracted funding from one of the world’s largest video game developers! Dr Nishanth (Nish) Krishnananthan and Dr Vijay Paul, are clinicians, Co-CEOs and founders of this futuristic health tech which is revolutionising medical education and reducing medical error. We caught up with the duo to find out more about their bid to raise $2 million to support the US scale-up plans, and how demand has taken off for virtual reality training during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

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Australian MedTech startup, Vantari VR, has developed a virtual reality technology-based on flight simulation for medical training. It’s already being used to teach life-saving medical procedures in several Australian hospitals. The technology is so good it’s attracted funding from one of the world’s largest video game developers! Dr Nishanth (Nish) Krishnananthan and Dr Vijay Paul, are clinicians, Co-CEOs and founders of this futuristic health tech which is revolutionising medical educ...

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