1 CPR
The procedures that decide the first minutes. The trainee repeats them until they hold, and every attempt is measured.
A medical student stands over a bleeding patient for the first time in their life. But they have stopped this bleed dozens of times inside simulation, and every one of those times was measured.
Sector: Healthcare and medical education · Includes KUNH, a 3D anatomical reference for the screen and the headset
02:41Procedure timeIllustrative 96%Sequence accuracyIllustrative What It Offers
A virtual clinical environment where medical and nursing students and practitioners train on critical procedures before the first real patient. Five experiences across three levels:
1 The procedures that decide the first minutes. The trainee repeats them until they hold, and every attempt is measured.
2 The procedures that decide the first minutes. The trainee repeats them until they hold, and every attempt is measured.
3 The procedures that decide the first minutes. The trainee repeats them until they hold, and every attempt is measured.
4 Assessing the wound, choosing the right management, and sequencing the procedure, in a safe, repeatable environment.
Illustrative scenes; the blood draw is captured inside the experience.
A specialist gateway into reading high-resolution chest imaging and its role in diagnosing interstitial lung disease, including connective-tissue-disease-associated ILD. It is the first step in Al-Amad's advanced diagnostic imaging track.
Inside the Product
Before a student draws blood, they see the vein where it sits in the body. KUNH is a 3D anatomical reference for the screen and the headset, and it ships with the Immersive Teaching Hospital.
كُنْه/kunh/ · KUNH
Kunh is the Arabic word for the true nature of a thing, its innermost essence. To reach the kunh of something is to know it entirely.
Discover the body, down to its essence.
Real capture from inside KUNH in the headset
1 The hand as you see it, every surface region named.
2 One tap hides the skin. The muscles and every artery's path appear beneath.
3 Only bones and arteries remain, and the hand turns in yours from any side.
All three are real captures from inside KUNH, headset interface included.
Plates rendered from KUNH itself. Eight of 17 systems shown here.
The web on a computer, tablet or phone. The headset through its browser: PICO, Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro, with hands or controllers. In mixed reality, the body lies on a real table.
Instant search by Arabic or English name, an anatomical tree that hides or isolates any structure, and sagittal, coronal and axial sections in one move.
The structure's name in Arabic and English, its definition, its function and what matters to the clinician. Clinical content is under continuous scientific review.
4 narrated tours: heart, knee, airway, brain. A quiz in name and locate modes, with results the institution can export.
A 6-character code opens the room. The instructor drives KUNH, and the whole class sees the camera, pointer and pins as they move, with live voice.
A pen that draws on a structure for everyone to see, pins and checkpoints on any organ. With undo, transparent, wireframe and porcelain views, and image export.
KUNH ships to the institution with the Immersive Teaching Hospital and runs on the same data on screen and in the headset. Access is code-gated for partner institutions today; we open it for you in the demo session.
Medical and nursing colleges, anatomy departments in health-science faculties, hospital clinical training centres, onboarding programmes for new healthcare staff, accredited first-aid centres, and, for the HRCT track, senior medical students, interns, and residents.
The first university clinical simulation lab of its kind in the Kingdom built on Al-Amad's integrated system. Here the College's students train on critical clinical procedures before meeting a real patient.
Born from the CPR experience: the Nabd Al-Amad BLS course: accredited under the Saudi Heart Association curriculum, enhanced with immersive simulation.
In the demo we run a full clinical experience in front of you, open KUNH on screen and in the headset, and determine how the Immersive Teaching Hospital serves your program and integrates with your systems.