Simulations and Virtual Reality experiences are very effective training tools for any application, since real learning requires some failure: faithfully simulating work-specific tasks or social interactions gives learners the opportunity to train in a safe environment and fail without fear.

Virtual Reality, in particular, may change medical education and healthcare dramatically: its applications to learning, testing, therapy and diagnosis are virtually endless. Healthcare is actually one of the biggest adopters of VR, which allows students and surgeons to learn new skills in a safe environment and patients to be immersed in computer-generated worlds where they can undergo therapy in an artificial environment controlled by a clinician.

DTales has already experimented with immersive training inside the human body through a 360° 4K Computer Graphics video for Oculus Rift and Samsung Gear VR.