Why local development matters
Software built elsewhere reflects other curricula, other equipment and other assumptions about infrastructure. Building in Africa means the simulations follow local training standards, run on the connectivity and power that campuses have, and can be changed quickly when an institution asks.
- Content aligned with national standards, such as National Nursing Standards
- Customisable for an institution's own curriculum
- Support from the people who wrote the software
What we build
A virtual reality simulation suite for radiography, nursing, anatomy and medicine and surgery, together with the web platform instructors use to assign work, run quizzes and review results.
Common questions
- Who develops Davak Medical VR?
- Davak Consult, an African company of clinicians and technology experts, designs, builds and supports Davak Medical VR.
- Can the simulations be customised for our curriculum?
- Yes. Because the software is developed locally, content can be adapted to an institution's curriculum and standards.