TK-RescueMe VR

TK-RescueMe VR

by timmersive

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13 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 21 Jun 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 14, 2020
  • October 28, 2020

Features

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About

Experience and practice essential first aid steps in an immersive virtual reality environment. Respond quickly to critical situations by answering questions via gaze navigation to save a life before emergency services arrive.

Immersive first aid simulation
Gaze navigation for quick responses
Life-saving decision making
VR headset or smartphone compatibility
Practice cardiac arrest scenarios
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What's New in TK

1.2

October 28, 2020

Wir haben die TK-RescueMe VR Experience für Dich nochmals verbessert.

User reviews

Bug

Beide Handstellungen werden als falsch angesehen vor der Herzdruckmarsage

Gut geeignet, um gelerntes zu verinnerlichen

Die App läuft auf dem IPad ohne Probleme. Das Vorgehen ist anschaulich erklärt.

Darüber, ob man die Beatmung nun hätte mit integrieren sollen oder nicht, lässt sich streiten. Zwar ist diese Maßnahme gesetzlich nicht verpflichtend, aber unbedingt zu empfehlen, da der Patient sonst bis der Rettungsdienst kommt und intubiert hat, keine luft bekommt.
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iPad

Sieht toll aus auf dem iPad. Ersetzt keinen Erste-Hilfe-Kurs, aber dennoch wertvoller Informationsgehalt.

Wichtige App

Die App läuft sehr gut und es wird einem wichtiges Wissen vermittelt.
Dadurch bin ich bestimmt für den Notfall gerüstet.

Idee Klasse. Umsetzung sollte verbessert werden.

Die Idee ist super. Bei der Umsetzung würde ich empfehlen mit ein paar Probanden die User Experience zu überprüfen und nachzubessern.

Ab dem Punkt „wie ist deine Handstellung“ komme ich nicht mehr weiter, egal wo ich drücke. Darüber hinaus war ich zunächst irritiert, was ich zunächst wählen soll: HDM / Story / ...
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FAQ

What is TK-RescueMe VR?

TK-RescueMe VR is an innovative app from Techniker Krankenkasse that allows you to experience and practice essential first aid steps in an immersive virtual reality environment. It simulates critical situations like a colleague suffering a heart attack, requiring quick responses to save their life.

How does TK-RescueMe VR work?

During the experience, questions appear that you must answer quickly using gaze navigation. Each second counts, and your correct answers influence the game's outcome, aiming to save your colleague until paramedics arrive. You can use a VR headset or a smartphone.

Can I perform CPR with TK-RescueMe VR?

While the app focuses on decision-making and gaze navigation for critical interventions, it suggests you can get a pillow to practice chest compressions. The goal is to familiarize users with life-saving measures.

What is the goal of TK-RescueMe VR?

The app aims to make more people familiar with vital first aid measures. By simulating emergency scenarios, it seeks to increase the chances of survival for individuals experiencing events like heart attacks, as correct first aid significantly improves outcomes.

Is TK-RescueMe VR available on multiple devices?

Yes, TK-RescueMe VR is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It supports both VR headset viewing and smartphone use for its immersive training experience.

When was TK-RescueMe VR last updated?

The latest version of TK-RescueMe VR is 1.2, which was released on October 28, 2020. The app was initially released on October 14, 2020.

Does TK-RescueMe VR have ads?

No, TK-RescueMe VR does not contain advertisements. It is a free application developed by timmersive to provide educational first aid training.

What is the age rating for TK-RescueMe VR?

TK-RescueMe VR has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for young users and provides basic educational content on first aid.