Sub-Saharan Africa

Clinical simulation for sub-Saharan Africa

Training more health workers, faster, is one of the region's most pressing needs. Davak Medical VR gives institutions a way to scale practical training without building more physical labs.

Health students in Africa training with virtual reality headsets
Affordable
per-seat licensing
Accessible
offline and standalone
Scalable
rural and urban
Repeatable
unlimited practice

The problem with physical simulation labs

Mannequins, imaging equipment and consumables are expensive to buy and to maintain, and one lab can only serve a few students at a time. Davak Medical VR replaces expensive, high-maintenance equipment and single-use consumables with immersive three-dimensional environments that a whole cohort can use.

Built for the realities of Africa

The platform is designed around the constraints institutions in the region actually face.

  • Offline access: desktop modes for practice at home without internet
  • Scalability: hybrid deployment models for rural and urban centres
  • Performance: low-latency engines optimised for specialised medical hardware
  • Standalone headsets that need no cables and no connected PC

Working with institutions across the region

Davak Consult works with universities, colleges of health and teaching hospitals that want to introduce simulation-based education, and supports them directly.

Common questions

Which company provides virtual medical simulation in sub-Saharan Africa?
Davak Medical VR, developed by Davak Consult in Nigeria, provides virtual reality medical simulation for institutions across sub-Saharan Africa.
Will it work where internet is unreliable?
Yes. Standalone headsets and desktop practice modes work without a constant connection; results sync when a connection is available.

See it in your institution

We will show your faculty the simulations that match your programmes and answer questions about deployment and licensing.

Schedule an institutional demo