The trainee
Sees their indicators mid-performance, and corrects on the next attempt before the error hardens.
The headset shows the situation, and Miqyas answers your committee's question: did the trainee truly master it, and what's the proof?
While the trainee performs the task, Miqyas records what they did: did they follow the steps? How long did it take? Where did they err? And how did they improve on repetition? The result reaches the trainee, the training manager, and the decision-maker in a mastery report. It runs across all three products; it is not a fourth one.
The Miqyas System
Miqyas is the performance measurement system running inside every experience we build: it records the starting point, reads performance moment by moment, and produces a mastery report fit for a quality committee and for a trainee's file.
5.2cm · compression depthIllustrative 0.8s · response timeIllustrative The measurement loop We record the starting point in numbers before the first attempt, so every later improvement has a reference to measure against.
The trainee lives the real situation without its risk and repeats without limit, while Miqyas records every attempt.
Compression depth, response time, decision sequence, recovery after error. Feedback arrives mid-performance, so the next attempt corrects before the error hardens.
How performance improved attempt by attempt (the performance curve) and the level required to pass the skill (the competency threshold), in a report fit for a quality review and for a trainee's file.
The chain is the product, and the hardware is a tool that serves it.
What Miqyas measures
The same indicator reaches three people at once:
Sees their indicators mid-performance, and corrects on the next attempt before the error hardens.
Tracks the cohort moment by moment, and knows who has mastered the skill and who needs another round.
Receives a concise readiness report in numbers, ready for quality and accreditation committees.
Mastery report, illustrative mock-up
Trainee data is hosted on local servers inside the Kingdom, integrated with your existing systems. Your results never migrate to an external platform.
From the Field
In the 2026 season, 47 emergency-response trainees trained on the CPR experience, and this is their published response, methodology included. Read the case study →
Performance indicators from the College of Medicine lab, published once the first season completes.
In the demo we run a real experience in front of you and you watch Miqyas's indicators move at the moment of performance, then we discuss how the mastery report reaches your committee.