AIMS Featured at ModSim 2014 on Dailypress.com

(Kaitlin McKeown / Daily Press / April 15, 2014): Justin Maestri demonstrates the use of AIMS, an Automated Intelligent Mentoring System, at the technology showcase of the MODSIM World Conference & Expo on Tuesday at the Hampton Roads Convention Center. AIMS, a product of Portsmouth company SimIS, uses Microsoft Kinect gaming technology to assess the performance of students in a clinical environment.

(Kaitlin McKeown / Daily Press / April 15, 2014): Justin Maestri does chest compressions on a training mannequin to demonstrate the use of AIMS, an Automated Intelligent Mentoring System, at the technology showcase of the MODSIM World Conference & Expo on Tuesday at the Hampton Roads Convention Center. AIMS, a product of Portsmouth company SimIS, uses Microsoft Kinect gaming technology to assess the performance of students in a clinical environment.

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