INDUX-R at IVRHA Europe 2026
Oliver A Kannape Kannape from HUG – Hopitaux Universitaires de Genève presented at IVRHA (International Virtual Reality and Healthcare Association) Europe 2026 recent work on AI-driven virtual patients, exploring how they can give students more opportunities to practise patient conversations in a controlled and reliable environment.
The presentation highlighted the importance of reliable AI-supported educational content, with careful attention to model behaviour, system design, and the accuracy and relevance of clinical material co-developed with physicians and educators. A similar approach is being adopted for the surgical assistant developed as part of INDUX-R Use Case 3.
Another step towards advancing immersive technologies and AI for healthcare education!
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme under Grant Agreement No 101135556