Observed arrival · 2026-11-03
Monitor Simulator pairs a bedside screen with a phone controller
A browser-based patient-monitor simulator for training, with one device displaying vital signs and another controlling them.
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- Nursing, paramedic, and medical training teams
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- One phone can control up to three monitors, each showing a separate patient; values can drift over as long as 30 minutes.
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The monitor appears on a tablet or laptop while a phone sends patient-value changes; the site says the devices pair over the internet and need not share Wi-Fi. Changes can arrive over seconds or be stretched across up to 30 minutes, and the listed monitor includes alarms, a pulse tone, and live-drawn waveforms. The site also distinguishes simulation from a full patient simulator: a manikin or actor remains necessary for hands-on practice.
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