Maverick Simulation Solutions has launched SIDDH, a next-generation high-fidelity critical care adult patient simulator developed and manufactured in India, aimed at strengthening hands-on clinical training across medical colleges and hospitals.
Unveiled at the company’s corporate office in Dwarka, New Delhi, SIDDH is a life-size, 65 kg full-body adult simulator designed to replicate real-world critical care scenarios with high physiological accuracy. The platform integrates advanced lung simulation technology, AI-powered ultrasound capabilities, and real-time physiological response systems to create an immersive training environment for doctors, nurses, paramedics, and medical students.
The system enables training across cardiac emergencies, respiratory distress, trauma management, and complex airway procedures. It also provides real-time arterial blood gas feedback that dynamically responds to clinical interventions, offering learners a safe environment to practise decision-making before engaging with real patients.
“The global medical simulation industry is witnessing rapid growth as healthcare systems increasingly recognise the importance of safe, technology-driven training. In India, this need is even more urgent as the number of medical colleges and healthcare institutions continues to expand,” said Anuj Chahal, Founder of Maverick Simulation Solutions. “Access to high-fidelity simulators has traditionally depended on expensive imports. With SIDDH, we are introducing a Make-in-India solution that matches global standards while being tailored to Indian healthcare realities.”
SIDDH’s AI-powered ultrasound module includes over 1,000 clinical cases, probe tracking, intelligent scoring, and adaptive guidance. Optional modules support communication training, structured assessments, team-based simulations, and cloud-based performance analytics for institutions.
Dr Sunil Tomar, Director at Maverick Simulation Solutions, said the simulator’s response engine continuously adapts to interventions such as ventilator adjustments, airway management, and fluid resuscitation. “The integration of AI-powered ultrasound with dynamic lung mechanics and automated performance tracking creates a data-driven training ecosystem,” he said, adding that the platform positions the company alongside global high-fidelity system providers.
According to the company, SIDDH has already been installed at multiple AIIMS campuses and a central government hospital in New Delhi. Maverick Simulation Solutions said the launch aligns with its broader strategy to support the digital transformation of medical education through advanced research, AI integration, and scalable simulation technologies.
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