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dV-Trainer™ - Skills Training for Robotic-Assisted Surgery
Mimic has utilized technology licensed from Intuitive Surgical to create a simulation experience with unparalleled realism. The dV-Trainer™ is an independently validated simulator featuring a compact hardware platform that reproduces the feel and function of the da Vinci®. Advanced assessment tools help evaluate performance and track training history.

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Mimic Technologies Inc.
811 First Ave, Suite 408
Seattle, WA 98104
Main Office: (800) 918-1670, (206) 923-3337
Fax: (206) 623-3491
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More about Mimic Technologies

Mimic Technologies is a provider of tension-based force feedback devices and real-time FE (Finite Element) modeling capabilities that enable rapid development of advanced haptic applications and accurate simulation of soft tissue and deformable objects.

 

da Vinci® is a registered trademark of Intuitive Surgical, Inc.
dV-Trainer™ is a trademark of Mimic Technologies, Inc.
dV-Trainer™ is not a product designed, manufactured, sold or distributed by Intuitive Surgical, Inc.


Featured Events

April 11–14, Orlando, FL: World Robotic Symposium
Visit us to test drive the Mimic dV-Trainer™, an on-demand simulator for da Vinci® surgical skills.
To register, please contact WRS directly

May 29-June 3, San Francisco, CA: American Urological Association Annual Meeting
To register, please contact AUA directly
To view map of Mimic Booth #2501

Recent Events:
January 27–30, San Diego, CA: MIRA 5th International Congress
Thank you all for a wonderful event!


Mimic News

Mimic Research Partners Discuss the Future of Simulation at the 2009 Users' Group Dinner & Networking Event. Click Here to Watch the Videos.

Recent Publications:

“Face, Content, and Construct Validity of dV-Trainer, a Novel Virtual Reality Simulator for Robotic Surgery", Journal of Urology, Volume 73, Issue 6, June 2009, by P. Kenney, M. Wszolek, J. Gould, J. Libertino, A. Moinzadeh

“Validation of a Novel Virtual Reality Robotic Simulator", Journal of Endourology, Volume 23, Number 3, March 2009, by A. Sethi, W. Peine, Y. Mohammadi, C. Sundaram

"Simulation in Plastic Surgery Training and Education: The Path Forward", Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Volume 123, Number 2, February 2009, by J. Rosen, S. Long, D. McGrath, S. Greer

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