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larynGrade Sim
larynGrade SimSim

Simulation-Based Training & Assessment

larynGrade Simulation is an airway management educational tool that offers a complete learning journey for students. Instructors can invite their students, giving them the opportunity to learn and practice tracheal intubations effectively through self-supervised learning. The platform provides objective skill monitoring for airway management, showcasing each student's AI score and progress. LarynGrade Sim transforms practice into measurable progress, helping future clinicians build confidence and competence in airway procedures.

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Self-Supervised Learning

Hands-on airway management training for students, with AI-driven feedback system that enables students to learn independently

Individual Progress Monitoring

AI scoring and progress tracking for objective evaluation with students being able to track their own development and identify areas for improvement

Debriefing Tools

Comprehensive tools for post-procedure review and discussion

Simulation Centre Ready

Optimised for simulation environments with manikins and training equipment

Class Performance Tracking

Helps educators monitor skill development and competency by allowing instructors to view and analyse entire class performance metrics

Curriculum Integration

Easily integrates with existing medical education curricula in medical schools and training programs

”…The physical tech of VL's can only improve in video quality, light output, and affordable cost, but the usability of the devices will benefit greatly from [aiEndoscopic's] AI tech…”

Dr. Med. James Ducanto

Dr. Med. James Ducanto

Inventor of the Suction Assisted Laryngoscopy and Airway Decontamination (SALAD) Technique

”…Initial training to minimise the risk of failed or oesophageal intubation can be provided safely outside the operating room using anatomically correct manikins and AI guidance....”

Baker et al.

British Journal of Anaesthesia, 2026.