UbiSim VR Nursing Simulation

UbiSim is an immersive virtual reality simulation platform for nursing education, described on its website as designed by nurses, for nurses, and presented as a Labster product. It addresses the shortage of clinical placements and simulation facilities by letting nursing learners practise patient assessment, decision-making and care in repeatable virtual scenarios.

Learners enter VR scenarios from a nurse-authored library organised by Fundamentals, Med-Surg, Pediatrics, Mental Health and Obstetrics. Instructors assign scenarios to a student, group or cohort, and the platform automatically captures decisions, timing and actions to support debriefs. Customers named on the site include universities, colleges and hospitals such as BCIT, University of Manitoba and Grande Ronde Hospital.

• VR clinical scenarios: Learners assess patients, make decisions and deliver care in immersive scenes.
• Scenario library: Nurse-authored catalogue covering Fundamentals, Med-Surg, Pediatrics, Mental Health and Obstetrics.
• Cohort assignment: Instructors assign scenarios to a student, group or full cohort.
• Session capture: Decisions, timing and actions are recorded automatically for debriefing.
• AI-powered analytics: AI dialogue and insights are announced for nursing education.

Nursing colleges and universities in Vietnam can add VR clinical simulation to supplement limited hospital placements. Private hospitals can use it for onboarding and competency checks of new nurses. Vocational healthcare schools can run standardised assessment scenarios.

Provides repeatable clinical practice without needing physical simulation labs. Automatic session capture supports data-informed debriefs and objective assessment of learner decisions. Scenarios can be assigned to individuals or whole cohorts, helping programmes scale simulation hours.

Nursing shortages and limited clinical placements push schools and hospitals toward simulation and VR. Southeast Asian nursing programmes may face similar capacity constraints so demand for scalable simulation training may grow in the region.

Product of Labster; website footer shows an AICPA SOC mark and a 2026 copyright. Press release of January 2025 announced new sales and simulation leadership hires. Headquarters not stated on the site.