Introducing Cosmos 1.0!
Published July 15, 2024
Health Scholars Unveils Cosmos 1.0: Revolutionizing VR Training Access
Health Scholars is thrilled to announce the release of Cosmos 1.0, marking a significant advancement in its ongoing efforts to streamline the user experience for its VR training courses.
Seán Ketterick, CEO of Health Scholars, commented on the launch, “The Cosmos release milestone reflects our unwavering commitment to enhancing user experience and operational efficiency. By integrating the innovative technologies and expertise from our Upskill acquisition, we deliver a seamless and powerful solution that aligns with our long-term vision of revolutionizing VR training access.”
- All-in-One Streamlined Platform Experience:
- Provides a more consistent experience for users, from login to post-training surveys.
- Self-Registration:
- Reduces the administrative burden by allowing anyone in your facility to register quickly and immediately access courses.
- Course Information Pre-Training:
- Allows users to understand and set expectations for the training course, including details such as expected duration, protocols, and roles.
- Rapid Co-Development:
- Courses available on Cosmos are open for customization, enabling the rapid co-development of both existing and new courses.
- Enhanced Avatar Voice-Over:
- Provides smoother, realistic conversations that can be customized for style, scenarios, and clients’ lexicon.
- Third-Party XR Content Integration:
- Other developers and content partners can leverage our platform, features, and patented voice technology to integrate existing or develop new XR courses
Other notable performance enhancements that have taken place since UpSkill’s acquisition are offline voice recognition, which included a transition from cloud-based to on-premise voice recognition technology, ensuring consistent performance regardless of network speed or stability. They also simplified IT onboarding, reduced wi-fi bandwidth requirements by 97%, and trimmed down the number of endpoints by 91%, making it easier for institutions to support their Health Scholars solution.
