EMS Partners with Lumeto for AI-Driven VR Healthcare Training
Education Management Solutions (EMS) has announced a partnership with Lumeto to provide AI-enabled virtual reality (VR) healthcare training, announced in a press release. EMS will act as a North American reseller for Lumeto's InvolveXR platform, which offers immersive, interactive simulations for healthcare education.
The InvolveXR platform is designed to enhance experiential learning by immersing learners in realistic simulations. It features competency-based learning experiences that are customizable to meet specific program and learner needs. The platform also includes advanced conversational and assessment AI capabilities, enabling dynamic interactions and precise evaluation of learner performance.
This collaboration allows EMS to integrate Lumeto's VR technology with its existing suite of management and analytics tools, providing a comprehensive solution for healthcare education institutions. The partnership aims to deliver impactful, scalable, and data-driven training programs, supporting diverse educational settings with flexible training modes, including asynchronous, synchronous, single-learner, multi-learner, remote, and onsite scenarios.
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