HEALTH AND MEDICAL
2022
What we do
Charles River Analytics offers virtual training applications to develop medical skills, systems that measure trainee performance within training systems, and research and enabling tech that can support and enhance any training program.
Our immersive applications place trainees in gamified environments that realistically simulate real-world experiences, reducing the cost of training equipment, development, and maintenance.
Training tailored to the individual
Adaptive intelligent training optimizes the learning process by customizing content to the unique needs of the trainee. With our AI algorithms, training evolves to be more efficient over time, reducing costs and improving skill levels across your organization. Our training platforms empower the individual and the organization to deliver peak performance.
MSTAT
A mobile system for trauma assessment training
The convenience of mobile training on virtual patients means practice opportunities are available anytime, anywhere. Trainees can master the critical decision-making skills needed to save lives and gain confidence to perform quickly in real-life emergencies.
EFECTIVE
Virtual mass casualty and far-forward medical operations training
EFECTIVE trains medical personnel on a diverse set of mass casualty and far forward medicine skills, including incident command, triage, search-and-rescue, and scene management. EFECTIVE is compatible with computers, phones, and VR headsets, reducing the resource burden of training and enabling personnel to train more frequently, more effectively.
Featured videos
Watch as we demonstrate our MSTAT and EFECTIVE solutions, and download our brochure for more info.
Enabling technology
Our enabling tech lets us quickly customize whole training solutions, such as a virtual SDK for immersive skill training, portable sensors that non-invasively track cognitive states throughout training, and a hardware and software suite to rapidly prototype apps that collect and reason about physiological, neurological, and behavioral states.
Miniaturized, portable fNIRS Cognitive Sensors to wirelessly track cognitive state by measuring visible and infrared light reflectance in cortical tissue.
Our adaptive training approach optimizes the learning process by customizing content to the unique needs of the trainee.
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Meet the team!
Peter Weyhrauch
Peter leads our Human-Centered AI division, which combines expertise in cognitive systems engineering, UI design, and AI, creating training and analysis that seamlessly integrates into your workflow.
Ben Bauchwitz
Ben leads the MSTAT and EFECTIVE teams and other work in simulation-based training, workflow and behavior modeling, and intelligent decision support.
Mike Makivic
James Niehaus
James specializes in the computational modeling of narrative. As the PI for multiple efforts to develop new training technologies, James has developed game-based training and virtual coaches for a wide range of audiences.