May 9th, 2026

New
Introduced a new dropdown menu for Pleth Shapes. Similar to ECG rhythms, instructors can now select different waveform morphologies to change the visual shape of the plethysmograph on the student monitor.
Note: The waveform rate remains intelligently linked to the patient's Heart Rate.
Added a new vital slider called Pleth Amplitude (Range 0-100). This allows instructors to manually adjust the vertical amplitude of the waveform.
0: Results in a flat line (non-pulsatile).
100: Displays a full-strength waveform.
Proportional Scaling: Adjusting this slider condenses the waveform vertically without affecting the horizontal timing or baseline, simulating varying perfusion levels.
Introduced Pulse Transit Time (PTT) controls to provide a more clinically accurate relationship between the ECG and the SpO2 waveform.
Dynamic Waveform Positioning: The Pulse Ox pleth waveform now intelligently sits to the right of the ECG R-wave rather than overlapping it, simulating the physical time it takes for a pressure wave to reach the periphery.
New PTT Slider: Instructors can now manually adjust the transit delay between 150ms and 500ms (Default: 250ms).
Improved
Optimized the behavior of the Pulse Oximetry Pleth so that adjusting the SpO2 % value now only updates the numerical data on screen. Previously, lowering the percentage would also shrink the waveform; these are now independent to allow for more accurate clinical simulations.
To improve clinical clarity and ensure the student monitor matches real-world medical equipment, we have standardized the display of units across all vital sign tiles.
Integrated Units: Units are now appended directly to the vital label (e.g., Heart Rate: bpm) instead of taking up a separate row. This maximizes screen space while providing immediate context for the data being viewed.
Updated the instructor controller with a new layout and streamlined design to ensure a clearer viewing experience and easier navigation across all your devices, allowing you to focus on the simulation and see exactly what is happening at a glance.
Fixed
Updated the header clock to a 24-hour military format and removed the AM/PM designators to better align with professional clinical monitoring standards.