A full resuscitation room on hardware you already own.

Three steps. About two minutes.

No sim-lab infrastructure, no AV cart, no per-seat licences on tablets. If your room has Wi-Fi — or even just a phone hotspot — it can run ResusSim.

01

Install on one computer

A Mac or Windows PC becomes the host. Download, open, done — the first-run wizard checks your network and tells you in plain language that devices can connect.

02

Devices scan a QR code

Each bedside iPad, student phone or wall TV opens its screen instantly in the browser. Choose what each one shows — monitor, vent, EMR, POCUS, pumps, phone.

03

Run the case

Drive everything from the instructor console: one physiologic model pushes coherent vitals to every screen at once. Pause, escalate, defibrillate, debrief.

Every screen a resus room needs.

Each device is driven by the same physiologic engine — change the patient once and the monitor, capnograph, ventilator and EMR all agree, beat for beat.

Patient monitor, defib & pacer

Waveform-accurate ECG, pleth and capnography with rhythms from sinus to VF. Defibrillate, cardiovert, pace — energy, mode and pad state all matter, and CPR shows on the tracing.

EMR with real lab behaviour

Order meds by name, release labs and imaging on your cue. Results arrive with reference-range scales that flag highs and lows — like the chart your learners will actually use.

POCUS

Bedside ultrasound views — cardiac, lung, abdominal — matched to the scenario, with depth, gain and freeze controls that behave like the real probe.

Ventilator & pumps

A ventilator screen with modes, pressures and alarms, plus infusion pumps whose drips actually move the physiology — start noradrenaline and watch the pressure respond.

Consult phone

Learners phone a specialist; the instructor answers as cardiology, ICU or tox — by text, prerecorded voice, or live two-way call audio.

Recording & debrief

A room camera records the sim with every action time-stamped on the timeline. In debrief, search for “adrenaline” and the video jumps to the moment it was given.

Wall display

Point any TV browser at the wall view: one pane on a phone, two on a laptop, a full grid on a 4K wall screen — it adapts to whatever glass you have.

Describe a patient. Get a case.

ResusSim uses AI where it genuinely changes teaching — and tells you honestly what’s live today versus on the roadmap.

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Dynamic patients from one sentenceLIVE

“58-year-old cardiogenic shock post-MI, progressive hypotension…” — the engine returns a physiologically coherent patient with a timed, untreated course that evolves until your learners intervene.

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Speech catches the medsLIVE

Say “giving adrenaline 1 milligram” out loud and it lands on the timeline, time-stamped — no scribe needed.

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Searchable debriefLIVE

Filter the event log by action or category and jump the recording straight to that moment.

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Camera-detected actionsROADMAP

The room camera recognising chest compressions and bag ventilation — and driving the physiology from them. In design now; everything runs locally, never in the cloud.

the scenario generator in the instructor console

Built for wherever you teach.

From a purpose-built sim centre to a corridor drill on hospital Wi-Fi — the session never depends on the internet, so it works where your learners are.