Nanjing Boundless Technology and Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital jointly launched the CPR VR product, opening a new chapter in first aid training.

Innovative technologies facilitate the popularization of CPR, bringing first aid skills into every household.

At the China Simulation Medicine Conference held in November 2024, Nan Jing Boundless Technology Co., LTD (hereinafter referred to as "Nanjing Boundless") and Zhejiang University School of Medicine Affiliated Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital (hereinafter referred to as "Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital") jointly developed the CPR VR product, which was officially launched at the "AI + Virtual Reality Driven Simulation Medicine New Technology Forum". This new product, which combines artificial intelligence and virtual reality technology, aims to enhance medical personnel's first aid skills and clinical decision-making abilities by simulating real emergency scenarios, and also provides the public with a simple and easy-to-use training tool.

Mr. Gan Shunxuan, the COO of Nanjing Boundless Technology, represented Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital at the press conference and stated: "The successful launch of the CPR VR product is the result of the in-depth cooperation between Nanjing Boundless Technology and Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital. We believe that through this product, not only can a more efficient and safe training platform be provided for medical professionals, thereby improving the quality of medical services, but also the training of CPR can be popularized and made more efficient, ultimately benefiting a large number of patients." As the first public hospital in China to pass JCI certification, Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital has always been at the forefront of the field of simulation medicine. This cooperation with Nanjing Boundless Technology not only demonstrates the hospital's determination in technological innovation, but also highlights its sense of mission to promote the progress of medical education and clinical practice.

Nanjing Boundless Technology Co., Ltd., as a high-tech enterprise dedicated to the manufacturing of virtual reality devices and the development of artificial intelligence software, has set a model of integrating industry, academia and research with Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital. This collaboration has brought new vitality to the field of simulation medicine. The CPR VR product, with its innovation and practicality, has been highly recognized by the experts present and has also attracted extensive attention and positive responses from all participating units, demonstrating its application potential in future medical education and clinical practice.

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training, as a necessary and long-term regular training product, has a wide range of applications and can create significant value for society:
1. Medical school teaching: CPR VR products will serve as an important tool for medical school teaching. Through virtual reality technology, medical students can repeatedly practice in a virtual environment until they master CPR skills. This teaching method not only improves teaching efficiency but also reduces the reliance on real human models, saving teaching costs.

2. In-hospital training: Hospitals can use CPR VR products to provide regular cardiopulmonary resuscitation training for medical staff, ensuring they always maintain a high level of first aid skills. Additionally, VR simulations can be used to assess the emergency response capabilities of medical staff and enhance the overall emergency handling level of the hospital.

3. Public First Aid Training: With the popularization of first aid knowledge, an increasing number of the public have begun to receive CPR training. CPR VR products offer the public a simple and user-friendly training tool, allowing them to practice CPR at home or in training centers. This training method is not only convenient and efficient but also enhances the public's awareness and ability in first aid.

The collaboration between Nanjing Boundless Technology and Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital not only promotes innovation in medical education and training but also provides strong technical support for enhancing the public's first aid capabilities. In the future, this product is committed to making CPR training more accessible, not just for medical workers in major hospitals. Through the "National CPR Popularization Project for 100 Million Households and Precision Health Initiative", it is planned to popularize CPR to 200 million people within five years, meaning each trainer will reach five households, to increase the CPR popularization rate in China and approach the minimum CPR popularization rate of developed countries. The ultimate goal is to ensure that CPR first aid is understood and proficiently applied by every ordinary person, fostering a new social trend of "Everyone learns first aid, first aid for everyone", and contributing to the realization of a healthy China.