VRSim

10/15/2026

Thanks to HealthySimulation.com for sharing the JEMS feature with their community. Great to see the conversation around Advanced EMS reaching more of the simulation industry. If you haven’t caught the article yet, it’s a solid read on how AI and VR are helping fight EMS burnout and build real scene readiness.

VRSim introduced VRNA Advanced EMS, a virtual reality training module for paramedics, AEMTs, and first responders for advanced scene management and ALS practice.

10/14/2026

AEMS gives paramedics, ALS providers, and students a safe space to practice clinical decision-making in dynamic, real-world-like emergency scenarios.

Every scene evolves. Every call demands clear communication, team coordination, and the ability to manage bystanders while keeping focus on the patient. This is how we build scene-ready providers.

Learn more at vrna.net

10/11/2026

Discover how overcomes powder coating challenges! The object's shape plays a critical role in powder adhesion, making it difficult to achieve uniform coverage. See firsthand how SimSpray's advanced technology provides instant feedback to help users improve their coating techniques.

Watch the video and explore the power of SimSpray at simspray.net!

10/08/2026

Great to see JEMS - Emergency Medical Services sharing a look at Advanced EMS. The article behind the video covers everything we built VRNA Advanced to address: burnout, scene chaos, and the human factor behind every call.

Read here: https://www.jems.com/industry-news/using-ai-and-vr-to-fight-burnout-and-boost-ems-skills-confidence/

10/05/2026

Advanced EMS was featured in JEMS - Emergency Medical Services last week, in a piece that gets straight to the core of what the product was built for: addressing burnout, closing the training-to-field gap, and preparing providers for the unpredictability of a real scene.

https://www.jems.com/industry-news/using-ai-and-vr-to-fight-burnout-and-boost-ems-skills-confidence/

Learn more at vrna.net

10/05/2026

See the video that captures the proven value educators rely on.

Every defect shows up clearly: heavy spots, light coverage, wrong angles, improper distance. The instant feedback offers specific notes for improvement, which is why educators trust it. Try doing that in a paint booth.

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09/30/2026

Exciting News! Quinnipiac University has been awarded two Innovation Grants through Connecticut's Tech Talent Accelerator 3.0, and VRSim is proud to be their industry partner on one of the programs.

Together, we're helping build a simulation-based micro-credential in AI-augmented clinical communication and coaching, launching in Spring 2027. We're grateful for the partnership and excited to get to work 👏

https://today.qu.edu/quinnipiac-awarded-dual-$75000-innovation-grants-to-drive-regional-ai-training-2026-09-29/




https://lifelonglearning.qu.edu/

Driving regional workforce AI education and training, Quinnipiac earned two $75,000 Innovation Grants through the Business-Higher Education Forum’s (BHEF) Connecticut Tech Talent Accelerator 3.0 (TTA 3.0) initiative. Out of 16 competitive grant awards received by 14 universities, Quinnipiac is one...

09/30/2026

Our friends at TechEd Products stopped by Cape Cod Regional Technical High School with Geo, the Stokes Robotics robot dog, to support the Auto Collision exploratory. Students got a chance to try SimSpray while Geo made the rounds. Great way to introduce the next generation of technicians to what modern trade training looks like.

Credit and thanks to Keith Weirich and the TechEd team for the pic and the visit 🫶

09/26/2026

Appreciate NAEMT for putting VRNA Advanced EMS in front of their community 🙌 Partnering with the country's leading EMS association is important to us, especially to share about a product built to prepare providers for exactly the kind of unpredictable, high-stakes calls NAEMT members face every day.

Real-life emergencies rarely go according to plan. EMS providers ne...

09/24/2026

"We use AI to help train people in AI-proof careers." That paradoxical line from our CEO, Matthew Wallace, sums up a lot of what we've been building toward at VRSim. In this segment from his conversation with Brian Shactman, Matthew walks through how VRSim started, where AI fits into what we build, and how Advanced EMS is preparing the next generation of first responders for careers that will always need a human in the room.

Watch the full segment on WFSB - Channel 3 Eyewitness News:

Matthew Wallace is the CEO and President of VRSim, an East Hartford, Connecticut-based software company.