The Simulator Company Showcases Groundbreaking Innovations at ELSO 2025 in Washington, D.C.
- Team TSC
- Oct 7
- 2 min read
The Simulator Company was proud to participate in the 36th Annual ELSO Conference, held in Washington, D.C., from September 27th to 30th, 2025. The event brought together the global ECMO community — clinicians, educators, and innovators — all dedicated to advancing extracorporeal life support and critical care training.
Together with our U.S. distributor, Comprehensive Care Services, we showcased our latest advancements in ECMO simulation, including the E-SIM Pro 3 and E-SIM Mini — the world’s most advanced, AI-powered ECMO simulators. These simulators are designed to transform the way healthcare professionals learn, train, and prepare for life-saving interventions.
Throughout the conference, our team conducted a series of back-to-back product demonstration workshops, giving attendees the opportunity to experience the realism, precision, and innovation behind our technology. The response from participants was overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing excitement about the future of simulation-driven ECMO training.
In addition, we were proud to support the Cannulation Cup — one of the conference’s most dynamic and engaging competitions — with our CAN-SIM Simulator. This hands-on event allowed participants to test their cannulation skills in a realistic, high-pressure environment using our intuitive and powerful ECMO training platform.
Our CEO and Inventor, Sagar Haval, personally led the demonstrations, offering in-depth insights into how these simulators are enhancing clinical readiness and improving patient outcomes around the world.
We are deeply grateful to everyone who visited our booth, attended the workshops, and participated in the Cannulation Cup. Your enthusiasm and collaboration continue to inspire us to push the boundaries of healthcare simulation.
At The Simulator Company, our mission remains clear — to advance healthcare education and save more patient lives through innovation, technology, and simulation excellence.
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