January 23, 2013By Lance Baily

Cornell Builds Pet Manikin For World's First Veterinary Simulation Center

Clinical simulators have expanded into the veterinary sector!

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Yesterday’s press release announces that “The Cornell University Center for Advanced Computing (CAC) is assisting the College of Veterinary Medicine in the development of robotic pets (robo-pets) for Cornell’s new veterinary simulation center, the first to incorporate robotic high-fidelity canine and feline simulators. Read more from the Cornell press release Cornell scientists develop next generation robo-pets”.


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The Cornell Chronicle online news page further explains that “Cornell’s new simulation center includes two fully equipped exam rooms, two rooms for live video-feed observation and debriefing, and space for storage and developing new models, like a new robotic cat and a more advanced dog.”

A more advanced canine simulator named “Butch” is already in the works, which I am sure will be an amazing learner tool with international success!


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