Our Platform
Today
Immersive simulation for healthcare
- VR procedural training for clinicians, nurses and students
- Mimic real life with multiple scenarios and complications
Tommorow
AI Rehearsal
- Create your own case
- Practice on the exact patient pathology
Review
Content. Community.
- Your own personalised logbook
- Check your performance against among a global community
About us
Launched in 2023, Vantari is the Guardian Angel for Healthcare.
Our vision is to help clinicians practice procedures safely and one day stand beside them as their very own AI Co-Pilot.
Today, Vantari is a global leader in VR healthcare training and education, helping doctors, nurses and students
practice and perfect life saving procedures in a safe, scalable VR environment.
The platform is used by hospitals, universities and medical device organisations across the US, Australia, Europe, Middle East and India.
Join us on our mission to eliminate medical error and democratise healthcare training.
Leadership
Dr. Nishanth
Krishnananthan
CEO, Co-Founder
Nishanth is a Surgical doctor in Australia with over 10 years of experience in Medicine and Surgery in both metropolitan and rural hospitals.
Jagrup (Jay)
Kahlon
COO, Co-Founder
Jay has over 18 years of experience as a successful founder and thought leader in the mixed reality and ultrasound space, having co-created Blue Phantom and 45+ products for CAE Healthcare.
Dr. Vijay
Paul
Product, Co-Founder
Vijay has over 10 years of clinical experience working as an MD primarily in Emergency Medicine, leading teams in high pressure situations everyday.
It’s all about
team work
Testimonials
‘This realism of the ultrasound image quality and the steering of the catheter is as close as one can get to performing it on a real patient’
Prof. Feroze Mahmood, MD, FCPS. FASE
Division Chief of Cardiac Anesthesia, Harvard BIDMC
‘I had a vision for cardiac training and Vantari delivered it’
Prof. Paul Bannon, MBBS, PhD, FRACS
Cardiothoracic Surgeon, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Chair of Cardiothoracic Surgery and the Bosch Chair of Surgery, University of Sydney
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