Clinical Need & Training Gap

4,000+ residents show persistent 2–3-fold gaps in total operative exposure (all procedure types). Even in the most recent five-year cohort, top-decile trainees still log ~60 % more cases than their lowest-decile peers

Source: Gil JA et al., JAAOS 2016  and Morrisey Z et al., Journal of Orthopaedics 2024

Regulatory Alignment

Each module is designed to align with the learning objectives set forth by the Swedish Orthopaedic Association . Additionally, as it is solely a training software without any diagnostic functions, it falls under EU MDR 2017/745 Rule 11 and is classified as a Class I device—permitting self-certification and exempting it from the requirement of a notified body review.

  • Educational Impact

    Randomised trials show VR-trained surgeons complete 33 % more key steps and achieve finer implant orientation than controls after just five runs.

    source: Hasan, Laith K et al. “Virtual Reality in Orthopedic Surgery Training.” 10 Nov. 2021.

Cost Efficiency & ROI

A shared iVR licence (≈ US $4,900/site) gives unlimited practice; a single cadaver lab costs ≈ US $1,268 per resident. Switching two labs/year to VR yields a >3× ROI within nine months.

Source: Crockatt, William K et al. “Comparing Skill Acquisition and Validity of Immersive Virtual Reality with Cadaver Laboratory Sessions in Training for Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty.” JB & JS open access vol. 8,3 e22.00141. 6 Jul. 2023, doi:10.2106/JBJS.OA.22.00141

Data-Driven Analytics

Our GDPR-compliant dashboard provides anonymised heat-maps and usage data, revealing where surgeons struggle and guiding both curriculum tweaks and implant design improvements

Competitive Edge

Unlike generalist platforms, AnatoTech provides a distinct integration of real implant systems, effortlessly aligns with national educational curricula, and fully adheres to CME standards—giving device companies a targeted, data-informed avenue to strengthen their brand visibility.