Archived App
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About
Experience realistic CPR scenarios in virtual reality to test your skills under pressure. This immersive training helps you prepare for real-life emergencies, ensuring you can act effectively when every second counts.
What's New in CPR Training
1.0
May 18, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is CPR Training?
CPR Training is a virtual reality application designed to simulate emergency situations where CPR is required. It allows users to practice their skills and assess their performance under pressure in an immersive environment.
Who developed CPR Training?
CPR Training was developed by Warp Industries BV in collaboration with Amsterdam Medical Center, leveraging their expertise in virtual reality and medical training.
What devices support CPR Training?
CPR Training is supported on iPhone and iPad devices, allowing users to experience the VR training by placing their iPhone into VR goggles.
What is the age rating for CPR Training?
CPR Training has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for a wide range of users who need to learn or refresh their CPR skills.
How often is CPR Training updated?
The application was last updated on May 18, 2017, with version 1.0. Further update frequency information is not available.
What is the user rating for CPR Training?
CPR Training currently has a rating of 1.0 stars based on 1 review. This indicates a very low user satisfaction based on the available data.
Does CPR Training offer different training modes?
The description highlights an interactive training experience where users make decisions and experience the results. Specific details on multiple distinct training modes are not provided.
Can CPR Training be used offline?
The application requires downloading and placing an iPhone in VR goggles, suggesting it may require an internet connection for initial download or specific features. Offline functionality details are not specified.
