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BlueRoom Simulations CEO and Co-Founder Ben Krynski recently presented at the NATO COMEDS Innovation Workshop in Budapest, Hungary, alongside Dominik Toews from Skills Med Deutschland. The workshop provided an opportunity to share our work with BlueRoom and bring end-user data into the discussion about military medical training. COMEDS is NATO’s Committee of the Chiefs of Military Medical Services. Ben’s presentation, “Preparing Military Medics for Operational Environments Th

We’re pleased to see BlueRoom featured in a recent episode of SimCast, the higher education simulation podcast, exploring a question that matters to anyone designing immersive training: how real should simulation feel? Listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. In episode 82, hosts Tony Jermy and Lawrence Hill visit MKC Training at the Historic Dockyard Chatham. They join Defence Medical Lead Keith Mills to experience BlueRoom and discuss the role of mixed reality in clinical and o

We’re proud to share that BlueRoom Simulations has won the Emerging Exporter award at the 2026 Governor of Victoria Export Awards. Announced on 3 September, the award marks an exciting milestone for our team as we take Victorian simulation technology to the world. It’s a moment to celebrate the people who build BlueRoom, the partners who help us reach new markets, and the customers who trust us with their training. View the award winners. BlueRoom began with a practical chall

Real Trakka camera controller meets Mixed Reality — Aircrew train EO/IR and searchlight operations without an aircraft FARNBOROUGH, UK — Monday 20 July 2026 — BlueRoom Simulations today launched its new Search and Rescue module, training aircrew in the operation of an EO/IR camera and searchlight using the real controller inside fully simulated missions. The module was developed in partnership with fellow Australian company Trakka Systems and is being demonstrated live all we

VR and MR medical simulation are not the same thing. Here is how they differ, when VR is enough, and why hands-on teams choose true mixed reality.

How EMS agencies and paramedic programs use VR and true mixed reality simulation to run more scenarios, sharper OSCEs and real hands-on skills practice.

How universities, medical schools and nursing programs use VR and mixed reality simulation to expand sim-lab capacity and teach real procedural skills.

In-situ simulation, team training and skills refreshers: how hospitals use VR and true mixed reality simulation without leaving the department.