Welcome to Trauma Simulation Ltd
At Trauma Simulation Ltd, we create innovative, life-like trauma training models designed to replace animal and cadaveric materials.
Born from Swansea University research, our simulators combine advanced design technology and medical expertise to deliver realistic, hands-on training for both military and civilian trauma care.
Whole Body Simulator
Mk VI male whole-body model will be joined by the female model Autumn 2025.
Anatomically Detailed Simulation Models
3D imaging is used to create our models for specific skills training or complex immersive simulations. This range is constantly evolving. Please check out which models are in production and those in development. Let us know your interests and requirements.
Benefits
Trauma Simulation Ltd models are detailed reproductions of young, fit adults based on 3D imaging giving unparalleled realism.
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Anatomical Accuracy
3D imaging (CT and MRI) is used to create the anatomical features relevant to each model training role.
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Visual Impact
Attention to detail is crucial to create models with the necessary visual impact to engage those training in the simulation, and prepare them to apply their skills in the reality. The craftsmanship used to finish our models attains this level of realism.
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Feels Real
The custom silicone polymers used to create the skin, fat, blood vessels and other internal organs accurately reproduce the weight, physical feel and handling properties of human tissue.
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Customised to Requirements
Models are produced in tact, elements of different models can be combined, and customised to address specific educational requirements. Trauma Simulation Ltd can also assist in designing training modules to help maximise the impact of the selected models.
Latest News and Events View All
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MEDICA Düsseldorf
Our well-travelled renovated SAM 1 Mk III was centre stage at Medica in November.
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DSEI London 2025
Trauma Simulation was honoured to be part of the UK Defence Medical Services contribution to DSEI London. The stand consisted of several sections, each illustrating a different stage or capability for the management of combat casualties.
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DSEI Japan, Chiba
It was great to be part of this event in the UK Pavillion. Amid a host of defence and security technology, our model generated a great deal of interest.