Vantari
Vantari provides virtual reality procedural training for clinicians, nurses, and students, offering immersive simulations that mimic real-life medical scenarios and complications. Its platform is used by hospitals, universities, and medical device organizations to help healthcare professionals practice and perfect life-saving procedures in a safe, scalable VR environment. The organization's mission is to eliminate medical error and democratize healthcare training.
Facts
- HQ
- Seattle
- Sectors
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Founded
- 2018
- Employees
- 22
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AI House hosts Demo Day in Seattle with 25 startups pitching to investors flown in from Boston, New York, Colorado and the Bay Area
AI House hosted a demo day in Seattle where 25 early-stage startups—many outside the incubator’s portfolio—pitched to investors flown in from Boston, New York, Colorado, the Bay Area and other cities to increase outside capital for local founders. Organizers aimed to showcase diverse Seattle startups, from revenue-generating companies to ambitious technologists, and attracted both national and local venture investors.
Vantari Relocates Headquarters to Seattle to Expand VR Medical Training Across North America with Harvard, Yale, and Others as Clients
Vantari, a VR startup founded in 2017, has moved its headquarters from Sydney to Seattle to expand its healthcare training software across North America. Its VR platform, used by top medical centers including Harvard and Yale, simulates medical procedures with AI guidance and realistic controls to improve clinician training.
People
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Jagrup Kahlon Executive, COO
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Nishant Krishnanathan Executive, co-CEO
