Exonicus, Inc.
Exonicus, Inc. is a leader in Extended Reality (XR) simulation platforms, specializing in dual-use medical and military training. Founded in 2015 by Sandis Kondrats and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, Exonicus is driven by a passion for innovation and a mission to revolutionize trauma and emergency medical training through cutting-edge virtual reality technology. The company brings together a multidisciplinary team of experts in software development, medical education, and technology to deliver scalable, high-fidelity training solutions that enhance readiness, reduce costs, and ultimately save lives. With global operations and strategic partnerships with organizations such as NATO, the U.S. Army, and leading medical institutions, Exonicus is dedicated to advancing the future of healthcare training worldwide.
Industries
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Exonicus, Inc.
Fluke Hall, 4000 Mason Rd Suite 300, Seattle, WA 98195, USA
Products
Physiology-driven trauma simulator (XR/PC)
A physiology-driven simulation platform for trauma and emergency scenarios deployable in VR, MR, or on PC; includes real-time physiologic feedback, automated grading, and a modular case builder.
TCCC training package (preloaded VR headset bundle)
A preconfigured training bundle that includes a VR headset preloaded with Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) All Service Members content and associated scenarios for hemorrhage control, airway management, and evacuation drills.
Physiology-driven trauma simulator (XR/PC)
A physiology-driven simulation platform for trauma and emergency scenarios deployable in VR, MR, or on PC; includes real-time physiologic feedback, automated grading, and a modular case builder.
TCCC training package (preloaded VR headset bundle)
A preconfigured training bundle that includes a VR headset preloaded with Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) All Service Members content and associated scenarios for hemorrhage control, airway management, and evacuation drills.
Services
Design and development of bespoke XR training scenarios and curricula for trauma, mass-casualty, and CBRNE events.
Provision of preconfigured XR headset bundles with training software for rapid field deployment and offline operation.
Collaborative clinical studies, human trials, and usability assessments measuring training outcomes and readiness.
Technical integration of simulation software with manikins, physiology engines, and third-party simulation tools.
Design and development of bespoke XR training scenarios and curricula for trauma, mass-casualty, and CBRNE events.
Provision of preconfigured XR headset bundles with training software for rapid field deployment and offline operation.
Collaborative clinical studies, human trials, and usability assessments measuring training outcomes and readiness.
Technical integration of simulation software with manikins, physiology engines, and third-party simulation tools.
Expertise Areas
- XR medical simulation
- Trauma and mass-casualty training
- Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) curriculum development
- CBRNE preparedness training
Key Technologies
- Immersive virtual reality (IVR)
- Mixed reality (MR) / AR
- Dynamic physiology engines
- Digital twin modeling
News & Updates
A study led with Madigan Army Medical Center investigating the use of immersive VR for training in unfamiliar environments to improve trauma resuscitation performance. Results show IVR training improves real-world simulation performance and readiness.
A collaboration with Madigan Army Medical Center to develop a cost-effective, scalable VR solution for mass casualty incident training, validated through research and real-world testing.
The Ready Medic One project, in collaboration with the Geneva Foundation and Madigan Army Medical Center, developed nine CBRNE VR scenarios to address gaps in hospital and provider preparedness for catastrophic events.
Exonicus has established partnerships with leading institutions, organizations, and industry leaders, including NATO Special Operations Medical Branch, the U.S. Army, and top medical institutions, to advance medical education and simulation technology.
Exonicus' solutions have received strong endorsements from military and medical professionals worldwide, highlighting the transformative impact of their technology on medical training.
A study led with Madigan Army Medical Center investigating the use of immersive VR for training in unfamiliar environments to improve trauma resuscitation performance. Results show IVR training improves real-world simulation performance and readiness.
A collaboration with Madigan Army Medical Center to develop a cost-effective, scalable VR solution for mass casualty incident training, validated through research and real-world testing.
The Ready Medic One project, in collaboration with the Geneva Foundation and Madigan Army Medical Center, developed nine CBRNE VR scenarios to address gaps in hospital and provider preparedness for catastrophic events.
Exonicus has established partnerships with leading institutions, organizations, and industry leaders, including NATO Special Operations Medical Branch, the U.S. Army, and top medical institutions, to advance medical education and simulation technology.
Exonicus' solutions have received strong endorsements from military and medical professionals worldwide, highlighting the transformative impact of their technology on medical training.