What Training Products Does Vcom3D Offer?

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Vcom3D offers three named training products, each aimed at a different layer of medical simulation: Compact Core is the integration platform, MedSimMRT is a mixed reality trainer built on that platform, and IMPACTT is a team training system available in onsite and remote (virtual/VR) formats. If you are evaluating whether Vcom3D fits a specific training need, the deciding factor is usually whether you need to connect existing physical simulators, train individuals on mixed reality skills, or run joint in-person and remote team sessions.

Compact Core: the integration platform

Compact Core is not a standalone course or simulator. It is the platform that integrates disparate medical simulators across physical and virtual simulations. In practice, that means it is the layer you would look at if your problem is fragmentation — multiple manikins, part-task trainers, or virtual systems that do not currently talk to each other.

Choose Compact Core as your starting point when:

  • You already own physical and virtual simulation assets and need them to operate as one environment.
  • You want a foundation that other Vcom3D products can build on, rather than a single fixed training scenario.

MedSimMRT: mixed reality trainer

MedSimMRT is the training system built on Compact Core. It is a mixed reality trainer that integrates manikins with virtual equipment and anatomical overlays. The combination is the point: a learner works with a physical manikin while augmented reality overlays and virtual anatomy add context that the manikin alone cannot show.

This is the product to consider when your training objective involves:

  • Procedures where physical touch on a manikin matters, but the underlying anatomy or equipment needs to be visualized.
  • Real-time performance feedback during the exercise, which the company describes as part of its mixed reality trainer design.

Vcom3D's related research publication describes an MRT that integrates physical manikins with AR overlays, virtual anatomical visualization, and real-time performance feedback — useful background if you want to understand the design intent behind this product line.

IMPACTT: onsite and remote team training

IMPACTT is available in two forms:

Format Delivery Typical use
IMPACTT Onsite In-person Learners train together in the same physical space
IMPACTT Remote Virtual / VR, using learners' own PCs Learners join from remote locations

The two are designed to work together, enabling in-person and/or joint training sessions where remote participants take part from their own PCs. This is the product to evaluate if your constraint is geography — for example, a team that needs to rehearse a coordinated clinical response but cannot all be in one room.

How the products relate

The three products are not competing options at the same level:

  1. Compact Core provides the integration platform.
  2. MedSimMRT is the mixed reality trainer built on Compact Core.
  3. IMPACTT covers onsite and remote team training delivery.

So the practical question is not "which one" but "where do I enter." If your gap is connecting existing simulators, start with Compact Core. If your gap is individual mixed reality skill training, look at MedSimMRT. If your gap is team training across locations, look at IMPACTT.

What the site does not specify

The public page describes product purposes and capabilities but does not list pricing, licensing terms, hardware requirements beyond "their own PCs" for remote IMPACTT, or minimum system specifications. Those details would need to come from a direct inquiry — the site's own call to action is to contact Vcom3D to learn more about products, pricing, or to make a request.