Mentice supports imaging and robotics teams with simulation environments that connect technology, anatomy, devices, workflow, and clinical expertise.
Use Virtual SIM, Physical SIM, anatomical replication, and tailored integration support to explore system behavior, develop education programs, and prepare technologies for real-world interventional use across neurovascular, cardiovascular, and peripheral vascular applications.
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Imaging and robotic platforms are experienced as part of a wider procedural environment. Their value depends on how hardware, software, devices, anatomy, imaging, workflow, and people work together.
Simulation provides a controlled, repeatable setting for examining those interactions. Development teams explore integration questions, review workflow with clinical experts, and create training or in-servicing experiences without making every question dependent on access to a live clinical case.
Mentice adds procedural and simulation expertise around the technology. The objective is not to replace established engineering, clinical, or validation processes. It is to give teams another practical environment for development, evaluation, and preparation.
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Use simulation to connect development, integration, clinical input, and education around the same procedural context.
Mentice works with engineering, product, clinical, and education stakeholders to shape the simulation environment around the technology and intended application.
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Define the objective
Clarify the system, procedure, user, integration question, and role simulation should play.
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Configure the environment
Select Virtual SIM, Physical SIM, anatomy, devices, imaging, scenarios, and data relevant to the objective.
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Integrate and review
Bring the technology into the simulated procedure and review system behavior, workflow, and interaction with relevant stakeholders.
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Refine and repeat
Adjust the setup, workflow, or technology and revisit the same conditions to support focused comparison and discussion.
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Prepare the next stage
Use observations and feedback to inform the next development, training, demonstration, or collaboration activity.
In partnership with Siemens Healthineers, Mentice has supported virtual patient simulation experiences for interventional cardiology training. In the featured customer story, Prof. Jens Lassen discusses how simulation fits into cardiovascular training and education.
