Surgical simulation has emerged as one of the most transformative shifts in medical education and practice. With patient safety at the forefront and growing pressure to reduce medical errors, simulation technologies offer a safe, controlled, and repeatable way to train. Unlike traditional cadaver labs or observation-based learning, modern simulators allow trainees to practice complex procedures, refine motor skills, and even rehearse rare scenarios — all without risk to patients.
What makes today’s surgical simulators so powerful is the fusion of virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), haptics, and robotics. These technologies create immersive, lifelike envir...
