You deserve training tools that deliver measurable results. Exonicus provides 3X better learning impact with up to 500+ realistic scenarios that adapt to your curriculum, deploy instantly anywhere with easy-to-use platforms, and scale from individual practice to mass training. Trusted by DoD and NATO - because when lives depend on training, mediocre tools aren't enough.
At the core of every Exonicus solution is the Exonicus Trauma Simulator®: a physiology-driven simulation engine that brings trauma training to life. It powers a highly realistic virtual casualty that looks, behaves, and responds like an injured human. Every treatment decision affects vital signs, injury progression, and survival outcomes in real time, delivering immersive training without traditional limitations.
MilExTS® is an XR trauma training platform designed for Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC). From All Service Members to Combat Medics and first responders, MilExTS® prepares users for high-stress trauma scenarios through immersive, scenario-based simulations - anytime, anywhere, with no manikins or simulation labs required.
MilExTS® is available through flexible delivery options designed to align with institutional procurement requirements. Organizations can choose a complete bundle that includes a Meta Quest 3 or 3S headset preloaded with MilExTS® software, or opt for software-only access to deploy on existing compatible hardware. All purchases include access to the MilExTS® User Resources Hub, an onboarding plan, and optional remote training sessions with Exonicus representatives.
Explore MilExTS® Pricing & Licensing options tailored for military and civilian TCCC training needs. Learn about software license types, hardware required, add-ons options and volume discounts. Designed for flexibility - from small teams to large-scale institutional deployments.
At Exonicus, we're driven by innovation and a passion for pushing the boundaries of medical training. Our journey began with the vision of revolutionizing trauma training through cutting-edge virtual reality technology. Founded by Sandis Kondrats, our company has evolved from sand sculptures to Anatomy Next, culminating in the creation of Exonicus.
Our team brings together experts from diverse fields, including software development, medical education, and technology. With a shared passion for innovation, we work collaboratively to create impactful solutions that elevate medical training.
Exonicus, together with US Madigan Army Medical Center, worked on creating a virtual reality simulator that would help military medical personnel adapt to their surroundings before their arrival at deployment locations.
Exonicus partnered with Madigan Army Medical Center to deliver a high-fidelity, virtual reality simulation of a mass casualty event. Within this collaboration, Exonicus engineered a controlled environment for building the resilience of combat medical personnel to stress.
Joint project with the Geneva Foundation and Madigan Army Medical Center on training curricula for CBRNE incidents. Coined the “Ready Medic One” project, it promises to revolutionize CBRNE preparation by making it widely available for minimal cost.
We've established strategic partnerships with institutions, organizations, and industry leaders who share our vision for advancing medical education. Through collaboration, we're collectively shaping the future of healthcare training.
The success of Exonicus is validated by the positive feedback and testimonials from medical professionals and institutions who have experienced our technology firsthand. Their stories demonstrate the impact of our solutions on medical training.
Our Mission Is Simple: Help Heroes Save Lives. To enable us to achieve this mission on a global scale. Exonicus offers a wide range of offerings and prices that were developed using a value-based pricing model which is scaled by country to a price point that allows us to deliver exceptional service and create even better solutions for you and humanity at large.
We are here to support you in advancing your training and human performance optimization goals – especially in the areas of medical emergency preparedness. Please feel free to reach out with any questions – we look forward to discussing more.