Tellyes team has successfully concluded our participation in IMSH 2026, marking the end of a 3-day journey of inspirations. Throughout the meeting, we engaged in productive exchanges and negotiations with thousands of industry peers from over 80 countries worldwide. By showcasing our physiological-driven intelligent simulators and digital-intelligence integration technologies, we not only reinforced trust with existing strategic partners but also captured the interest of new contacts across multiple regions, which has injected fresh momentum into the expansion of our global reach.

At Sim Showcase, the world premiere of new high-fidelity patient simulator-WUKONG captured the attention of  many critical care professionals. We demonstrated several critical care cases on-site, utilizing physiological-driven technology to simulate case flow. Based on corresponding interventions, WUKONG realistically displayed real-time clinical changes such as declining oxygen saturation and cardiac arrhythmias. Several experts remarked that WUKONG would provide significant support for the simulation-based critical care training curriculum they are currently developing.

At Tellyes booth, our long-term partner from Russia made a special visit to experience MARS. They engaged with scenario "Severe traumatic hemorrhage": the simulator groaned, even demonstrated loss of consciousness, highly restored traumatic physiological changes, and accurately reflected corresponding shifts in vital parameters. After performing a series of trauma management techniques, they emphasized that Russia currently has a strong need for such advanced simulators to enhance local medical teams' capability in managing complex trauma cases.

We met our old friend from Chile as expected, demonstrating our mutual commitment. He brought along the Dean of a university’s medical school specifically to learn about NUWA?-Birthing Simulator. They spoke highly of its powerful physiology-driven system and AI capabilities. Upon learning that it can integrate with LungsReady Breathing Simulator to connect with real ventilators and sim-devices—and simulate scenarios such as natural delivery, C-section, and shoulder dystocia—they were deeply impressed. They noted that obstetric and gynecological training in Chile faces limitations, and introducing such intelligent simulation training could effectively help reduce maternal mortality rates.

Our national strategic partners from countries including India, Saudi Arabia, and Ecuador held dedicated meetings with us. Discussions focused on product access certification, localized service support systems, and other key topics. Both sides also actively explored possibilities for deeper collaboration, such as expanding procurement categories and upgrading technical training, aiming to jointly elevate the partnership to a new phase of higher-quality cooperation.

India Partner Inquired About Guardian Ultra

A Pleasant Negotiation with Indian Partners

Discussion with Several Ecuadorian Partners

Throughout these days, our booth attracted a continuous stream of inquiries and discussions. Despite the limited time available, we engaged in efficient and focused conversations with numerous potential clients. Our exchange of highly valuable ideas has identified significant potential for joint initiatives moving forward. We are particularly grateful for the recognition and trust expressed by our clients, whose insights have also inspired us with fresh ideas and perspectives.

IMSH 2026 provided Tellyes team with a powerful start to the year, serving as a dynamic showcase for its global vision. We will persist with its “Going Global” international strategy, further strengthening collaboration with partners worldwide. We will continue to show our technological innovations across the board, expanding our brand influence in key markets. We are committed to making premium simulation technology accessible globally, benefiting learners everywhere.