The V2 is fully modular—repairs are simple, and the airway swaps in seconds with a push-in fitting. We’re adding difficult airways from real case studies, starting with angioedema.

Another feature we’ve added is semi-vertical positioning, so students can now practice awake fibreoptic intubation. We’ve also developed a difficult airway with angioedema—based on a real case—specifically for that scenario.

Airway manikins are often too stiff, making proper laryngoscopy almost impossible. With the V2, after many prototypes and cadaver comparisons, the resistance now feels close to real life. A small detail, but it makes all the difference.

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Two weeks ago, we had the chance to take part in the brilliant Neonatal Difficult Airway Course, organised by Dr Alok Sharma and the MPROvE team. Thanks for putting our models through their paces - we learned a lot and came away with some fantastic feedback.

How to damage our newborn model - and what happens next. Corners of the mouth wear down first (like most models), especially without lube. But repairs are quick and simple. No need to send it back - just glue it, and keep training. #medicalsimulation #airwaytrainer

This weekend we’re flying to Southampton to test our newborn model and difficult airway prototypes during a neonatal difficult airway course.

Coming soon. #medicaltraining #healthcaresimulation #medicalsimulation #medicalskills #intubation #airwaymanagement #anaesthesiology

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No model lasts forever - especially if you’re training regularly. This one’s built to be used, and easy to repair when parts wear out. #medicaltraining #healthcaresimulation #medicalsimulation #medicalskills #intubation #airwaymanagement #anaesthesiology

We’re showing new and upcoming models at SESAM 2025 – Booth G1 (MSE). Airway V.2 – our most realistic adult airway yet Chest drain – early prototype with unique features Newborn – now launched and ready to use Come see them! #SESAM2025

Our newborn airway trainer looks simple - but a lot of small, deliberate changes went into making it work the way it should. #medicaltraining #healthcaresimulation #medicalsimulation #medicalskills #intubation #airwaymanagement #anaesthesiology

We made a simple endotracheal intubation assessment chart. Print it, record yourself, and compare to the checklist. Quick way to improve skills without complex tools. Free on our website → decentsimulators.com/resourc…

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In medical training, realism can mean how a simulator looks, how it responds, or how it makes learners feel under pressure. Understanding the difference helps educators design better, more focused simulation experiences. Read the full article here: decentsimulators.com/post/re…

Designed for realistic neonatal intubation training, our model helps learners perfect their skills with accuracy and confidence. Ideal for medical schools and simulation centers. Learn more on decentsimulators.com #medicalskills #intubation #airwaymanagement #anaesthesiology

How can we ensure simulation training translates to real-world skills? Key factors: - Simulation fidelity - Deliberate practice - Blended learning - Realism under pressure Read more: decentsimulators.com/post/tr…

Our models are fully modular - every part can be easily removed and replaced in seconds. We simplified the design to keep things affordable and as easy to repair as possible. #medicaltraining #healthcaresimulation #medicalskills #intubation #airwaymanagement #anaesthesiology

Most newborn intubation models make seeing the vocal cords tricky, often needing strong counter-traction. After many tweaks, our newborn model lets you clearly see the vocal cords with almost no force required—closely matching the feel of real-life intubation.