VR / AR & AI Pharma
Virtual Labs and AI in the Pharmaceutical Field
New approaches in drug research using VR / AR & AI improve pharmaceutical processes and ensure more effective drug development cycles.
VR / AR & AI as Drivers of Innovation
$6.3bn
By 2025 for the global pharma VR/AR market (MarketsandMarkets)
50%
Less time and costs for launching new drugs on the market (McKinsey & Company)
75%
Lower costs by using VR in clinical trials (Forbes)
We Support You in Creating Interactive VR / AR & AI Trainings
We specialize in providing interactive and engaging learning experiences using Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and 360 degree training.
Prepare employees for risks and emergencies in the best possible way
Learn at your own pace and learning style
Better Results in Clinical Trials With VR / AR & AI
Virtual environments that simulate real-life scenarios can help researchers assess the effectiveness of new treatments and medical devices.
VR / AR & AI in Drug Research
VR can be used to simulate molecular interactions between drugs and target structures providing insights regarding the efficacy and safety of drugs. With the help of VR simulations, researchers can test drug candidates in a virtual environment, reducing the need for animal testing and clinical trials on humans.
Hands-on Learning Thanks to Virtual Laboratory Training
In Boehringer Ingelheim's VR laboratory, staff learn practical exercises in laboratories that are otherwise difficult to access.
The Benefits
Lower costs in laboratory training
Less risk of accidents and errors
No expensive equipment or materials required
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