Simulators by InSimo
diSplay U/S, Hands-on ultrasound training

diSplay U/S

Sim&Care

Sim&Care

ROBOTiS

We care for simulation
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Custom Simulation

Let’s build next generation medical simulators together !

HelpMeSee - Cataract surgery simulation

HelpMeSee

InSimo - Custom Robotic Suturing

Custom Simulation

Next generation medical simulators powered by state-of-the art academic technology
  • InSimo - Haptic Feedback

    Cutting edge technology

    Born in Inria, InSimo keeps close relationships with the academic community and brings the best from each world: cutting edge technology powered by high level professional standards.
  • InSimo - Patient specific simulation

    Medical expertise

    Grown at IHU Strasbourg, InSimo benefits from a unique medical expertise which favors the realism and relevance of its simulations. We work closely with healthcare professionals to focus on real training value.
  • InSimo - Simulation software

    Industrial collaboration

    Strengthened by challenging industrial collaborations throughout the years, InSimo has developed solid industrial partnerships and strong management processes to work on high scope projects.

Our simulations cover a wide range of medical specialties

“Simulation is the solution to ensure the practice and evaluation of medical students before letting them taking care of a patient at the first time”

InSimo is taking part in the Health Education Innovation Day

We are pleased to take part in the Health Education Innovation Day dedicated to the evolution of teaching methods in medical and paramedical training. This event aims to foster exchanges between researchers, professionals, and educators on digital tools and technologies used in medical education.

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InSimo at Back To Med School 2026

On February 5 and 6, we will have the pleasure of taking part in the Back To Med School congress, held this year under the theme “Pulmonology for non-pulmonologists.”

Back To Med School (BTMS) is an original concept that allows healthcare professionals to return to the university classroom to review the fundamentals learned in medical school, while closely linking them to everyday clinical practice.

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