10th January
We have started the year 2025!
This year, our first event was the Educatio exhibition in collaboration with Semmelweis University.
We believe that first aid training should be basic knowledge for everyone – that’s why we work to ensure that as many people as possible gain practical experience in life-saving situations.
As part of our program, participants were able to practice CPR using realistic VR simulations under expert guidance. It was not only educational, but also an exciting and fun experience!
23th September
1st September
We had a fantastic time joining the students at the Freshman Camp of the University of Veterinary Medicine, where we provided hands-on CPR training. Using both VR technology and traditional mannequins, we gave students a chance to practice life-saving techniques in a realistic setting.
It was great to see the enthusiasm and dedication of future veterinary professionals as they learned these essential skills. We’re proud to support their journey in healthcare from the very start!
13th July
We’ve wrapped up exciting and educational days with the Semmelweis student team at the EFOTT festival. Our focus was on demonstrating proper CPR techniques, combining VR and real mannequins for an immersive experience!
Our goal was to teach festivalgoers life-saving skills in a realistic setting and emphasize the importance of knowing these techniques.
We were thrilled to have the Hungarian Ambulance Service (OMSZ) visit our booth and show enthusiasm for our initiative.
Thank you to everyone who joined us; we hope we shared valuable, life-saving knowledge with many of you! If you missed it, stay tuned for more educational events coming soon!
27th March
We had an incredible experience yesterday, attending the Charity Days event organized by the Semmelweis Student Union.
We are thrilled to have contributed to the success of this charitable event, providing medical students with the opportunity to practice treating anaphylactic shock in a realistic virtual environment. This experience offered them invaluable skills for their future medical careers.
The event also included blood donation facilitated by the Hungarian Red Cross and training in CPR and venipuncture skills, which greatly supported participants’ personal and professional development.
We extend our special thanks to the organizers, Petra Laczkó and Benedek Bakó, whose hard work and dedication made this day possible.
Thank you for letting us be part of this wonderful event!
