Learn what InvolveXR is, how the three apps work together, and which one fits your setup.
InvolveXR is Lumeto's AI-powered clinical simulation platform. Learners practise clinical scenarios, from patient assessment to emergency response. You can use any combination of the three apps below.
healthcare.lumeto.com
Your command centre. Trainers and administrators use it to create sessions, build rosters, assign cases, and review performance data. It runs in a browser, with nothing to download.

The full InvolveXR simulation on a laptop or desktop, with no headset needed. Learners move through a 3D patient environment with a mouse and keyboard.
A good fit for remote learners, or facilities without VR hardware yet.

The highest-fidelity option. Learners put on a Meta Quest headset and step inside the simulation, walking, reaching, and interacting with the virtual patient and clinical environment.
This format gives the strongest sense of presence.

A single session can have some learners in VR headsets while others join through OnScreen on a laptop.
Go to healthcare.lumeto.com and schedule a session or assign a learning experience.


For instructor-led training, learners are invited to a session at a set time. For self-directed learning, they're assigned learning experiences to complete on their own time.
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For instructor-led training, the trainer joins the scenario and starts it for the group.

They work through the simulation in real time, making clinical decisions as the case unfolds. Self-directed learners do this on their own. Instructor-led learners may share the scenario with others.

Performance data is captured automatically and appears in the Web Portal for debrief and assessment.
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You can combine both formats across a curriculum. A cohort might practise self-directed cases first, then meet for a facilitated group session.
Pick the path that matches your setup.