The Kashmeta Metaverse Medical Campus is now open to everyone at campus.kashmeta.io. It runs in Chrome or Edge on an ordinary laptop with nothing to install, and every new visitor can try everything free for 30 minutes.
What is inside
- Seven scored surgery simulations: emergency surgical airway, total knee replacement, spine pedicle screws, cataract surgery, tooth extraction, laparoscopic cholecystectomy and open appendectomy. Each has a practice mode that guides you and an assessment mode that scores every step.
- Emergency team cases: a chest pain triage case and a cardiac arrest case where a team takes the roles, with a live monitor and a debrief at the end.
- 1,200+ MCQs with explanations, including 1,100+ original USMLE-style Step 1 and Step 2 CK questions at stations in every department, in tutor or timed mode.
- Bedside examination: check a patient’s oxygen saturation, breathing, blood pressure with Korotkoff sounds, temperature, blood sugar and capillary refill, listen to the heart and lungs, record a 12-lead ECG and score a NEWS2 chart.
- AI doctors, nurses and patients who talk by voice in 9 languages, and a 3D anatomy lab with an AI tutor and short films.
- Live classes in the auditorium and conference room with shared slides, plus a teacher dashboard for progress and attendance.
Open the campus in your browser and press G to see every activity, where it is and your best score. Headphones help: the patients, the monitors and the stethoscope all make sound.
Plans for students and medical schools
After the free demo, students keep one free activity run every day. Pro plans start at 12 US dollars a month and open every simulation, case and question as often as you like. Medical schools can start a free 30-day pilot for a class of 10 students with a teacher dashboard, and universities can ask for a department or campus package. See all plans.
Coming next: Meta Quest
The same campus is coming to Meta Quest 2, 3 and 3S. In the headset, learners rehearse surgery with their hands, examine patients at the bedside with real instruments and explore mixed-reality anatomy on Quest 3, in the same live rooms as students on laptops.
If you teach medicine and would like to see the campus with your students, book a live demo. We would love to hear what you would like us to build next.