3B Scientific is a global leader in medical and science education, founded in 1948 in Hamburg, Germany. The company designs and manufactures anatomical models, clinical skills trainers, and advanced medical simulation systems used in healthcare education worldwide. With distribution in over 100 countries, it serves universities, hospitals, and training centers. Its portfolio includes anatomy models, patient simulators, and VR-enabled learning tools. Known for its “best quality, best value, best service” philosophy, 3B Scientific has expanded through acquisitions, including iSimulate and Cardionics, strengthening its position in the rapidly growing medical simulation and healthcare training market.
TruCorp is an Ireland-based medical simulation company specializing in high-fidelity airway management trainers and procedural task trainers. The company is widely known for realistic anatomical models used in anesthesia, emergency medicine, and critical care training. Its product range includes advanced airway heads, trauma simulators, and vascular access trainers designed for hands-on procedural practice. TruCorp focuses on anatomical accuracy, durability, and realistic tactile feedback to improve clinical skills training. Its simulators are used globally by hospitals, military medical teams, and simulation centers to enhance competency in life-saving airway and resuscitation procedures.
Laparo Medical Simulators is a Poland-based medical simulation company founded in 2015, specializing in laparoscopic and minimally invasive surgical training systems. Headquartered in Wrocław, the company develops advanced box trainers, hybrid VR simulators, performance analytics platforms, and realistic procedural training modules for surgeons and medical institutions worldwide. Laparo combines engineering, software development, and clinical expertise to create research-based training solutions that improve surgical precision and reduce medical errors. Its products are used in over 90 countries by hospitals, universities, and simulation centers. The company is recognized for integrating real surgical instruments, motion tracking, VR technology, and customizable educational programs into modern surgical education.
iSimulate is an Australian medical simulation company founded in 2011 that develops advanced patient monitor simulation systems for clinical training. Its flagship platform, REALITi, allows trainees to interact with realistic simulated vital signs, defibrillators, and patient monitors using tablet-based systems. The technology enables immersive, mobile, and cost-effective simulation for ALS, trauma, and emergency care training. iSimulate solutions are used globally in hospitals, EMS training, and medical education programs. After being acquired by 3B Scientific, it became part of a larger ecosystem of simulation technologies focused on improving healthcare education and patient outcomes.
Anatomage is a U.S.-based medical technology company founded in 2004 in Silicon Valley, specializing in advanced 3D medical visualization, anatomy education platforms, and clinical imaging software. The company is best known for the Anatomage Table, a life-sized virtual dissection system that reconstructs real human cadavers from CT and MRI data into fully interactive 3D models. Its technology is widely used in medical schools, hospitals, and training centers to support anatomy education, diagnosis, and surgical planning. Anatomage has digitized millions of anatomical structures and is considered a global leader in digital anatomy innovation. Its solutions help modernize medical education by replacing or supplementing traditional cadaver-based learning with highly accurate virtual alternatives
WorldPoint is a U.S. based healthcare training company founded over 25 years ago and headquartered in Wheeling, Illinois, specializing in CPR training products, medical simulation supplies, and healthcare education tools. The company is widely recognized for its innovative CPR Taylor® – the world’s first 3-in-1 manikin that trains on adult male, adult female, and child patients in a single device – available in multiple skin tones to reflect real-world patient diversity. WorldPoint’s portfolio includes CPR manikins, AED trainers, airway management tools, bleeding control training kits, and a comprehensive range of simulation accessories and replacement supplies. As an authorized distributor of American Heart Association course materials, WorldPoint serves CPR instructors, nursing schools, EMS organizations, hospitals, and simulation centers worldwide. The company is committed to making high-quality, inclusive, and realistic healthcare training accessible and affordable for every institution and every learner.
Primedic is a German medical technology company specializing in defibrillators and emergency medical devices. The company is particularly known for its automated external defibrillators (AEDs) used in public spaces, ambulances, and hospitals. Primedic focuses on intuitive, reliable life-saving technology designed for both professional and lay rescuers. Its product line includes semi-automatic and fully automatic AEDs with clear user guidance and robust design for emergency environments. The company plays a key role in improving survival rates in sudden cardiac arrest through accessible defibrillation solutions and
7-SIGMA Simulation Systems (7S³) is a U.S.-based medical simulation company specializing in high-fidelity airway management and intubation training systems. Founded in 1973 and headquartered in Minnesota, the company combines decades of expertise in precision manufacturing, polymers, and medical engineering to create realistic modular airway trainers for healthcare education. Its patented 7S³ Modular Airway Skills Trainers are designed to simulate lifelike anatomy, tissue response, and airway complications, supporting oral and nasal intubation, bronchoscopy, and difficult airway scenarios. The modular platform allows interchangeable airways, face skins, and pathologies across different ages, ethnicities, and clinical conditions. 7-SIGMA products are widely used by hospitals, universities, EMS organizations, and military training programs worldwide.
VATA Inc. is a U.S. based medical simulation company founded in 1987 in Canby, Oregon, specializing in highly realistic clinical skills trainers and healthcare education models. The company is best known for products such as the Chester Chest™, wound care simulators, vascular access trainers, ultrasound phantoms, and suture training models. VATA focuses on realism, durability, and clinician-guided product development to improve hands-on healthcare education and patient safety. Its simulation devices are widely used in nursing schools, hospitals, simulation centers, and medical training programs worldwide. With more than three decades of experience, VATA has become a respected name in procedural skills training and clinical simulation innovation.
Cardionics is a U.S. based medical simulation company founded in 1969 in Webster, Texas, specializing in auscultation training technologies and clinical education tools. The company develops electronic stethoscopes, patient simulators, and telehealth auscultation systems used in medical schools, hospitals, and simulation centers worldwide. Cardionics is best known for pioneering realistic heart and lung sound simulation, enabling students and clinicians to practice diagnostic skills without real patients. Its products include manikins, wearable simulators, and digital platforms that replicate physiological sounds. Since being acquired by 3B Scientific in 2019, Cardionics has expanded its global reach and continues to innovate in medical education and healthcare simulation technologies.
