First Aid VR · from €125 net / month
First Aid VR. Practise saving lives — before it happens for real
First aid training in virtual reality. Two versions — basic and extended — prepare people comprehensively to respond in situations that threaten life and health. Realistic environments in which you learn, practise and consolidate key rescue procedures.
Two versions
Basic or extended? Choose your scope
The basic version covers the fundamentals of first aid in the setting of a production plant. The extended version takes the same skills into real-life situations — including an office, a car accident and a battlefield — and adds advanced procedures and quizzes.
4 modules · from €125 net/month
Basic version — Workplace
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) — learning correct chest compressions and rescue breaths.
- Using an AED defibrillator — a full simulation following the device’s commands.
- Recovery position — the correct sequence of actions.
- Dressing wounds and cuts + monitoring of the user’s progress.
9 modules · from €175 net/month · hand tracking
Extended version — Real-life situations
- All the functions of the basic version (set in new, real-life environments), plus:
- Fire-fighting simulation and responses to hazards (fire, animals, vehicles)
- Artificial ventilation with a bag valve mask (ambu bag)
- Interactive anatomy room and knowledge quizzes
- Real-life scenarios: office, car accident, battlefield and others
- Adrenaline injection and advanced dressings
- Integration with a CPR manikin (e.g. Laerdal Little Anne) — an option, additional sensor
📋 In short — First Aid VR
A VR application for learning first aid in realistic virtual environments — users learn CPR, using an AED, dressing wounds and responding in crisis situations. Available in a basic version (4 modules) and an extended version (9 modules). The application is developed by EpicVR — a Polish VR software producer since 2013.
- Basic version (4 modules): CPR, using an AED, recovery position, dressing wounds + progress monitoring.
- Extended version (9 modules): additionally fire-fighting, ambu bag, anatomy room, real-life scenarios (including an office, a car accident and a battlefield), quizzes, adrenaline and advanced dressings.
- Manikin: the application can work with a CPR manikin (e.g. Laerdal Little Anne) once an additional sensor is purchased — measurement of compression depth and rate in real time (extended version, individual quote).
- Prices: basic €125 net/month or €1,250 perpetual licence; extended €175 net/month or €1,750 — per station.
- For: companies and workplaces, educational institutions and training centres, emergency services, rescuers and specialist units.
- Hardware: Meta Quest 2, 3 and 3S — standalone, no computer. Scaling: one set trains 10+ people in rotation.
💡 Deployment time: the application is ready straight away — download, activate with a code and start training the same day. Book a demo →
How much exactly does it cost? No hidden fees
Monthly subscription or perpetual licence — per station (1 VR set). We send the activation code by e-mail; you launch it without technical knowledge.
Basic version — Workplace
CPR · AED · recovery position · dressings
net · or €1,250 perpetual licence
- 4 rescue modules
- Monitoring of the user’s progress
- Ideal for a start and for education
Extended version — Real-life situations
9 modules · real-life scenarios
net · or €1,750 perpetual licence
- Real-life scenarios and quizzes
- Ambu bag, adrenaline, fire-fighting
- Hand tracking + option to buy CPR manikin integration
Multi-station deployment
Licences + headsets + operating computer
on request
- Discounts for a larger number of stations
- VR set and hardware as part of the deployment
- Manikin integration — configuration and quote
Basic version — Workplace
CPR · AED · recovery position · dressings
net · one-off · lifetime licence
- No subscription — yours to keep
- Updates included in the licence
- Ideal for schools and training rooms — suitable for grants
Extended version — Real-life situations
9 modules · real-life scenarios
net · one-off · lifetime licence
- No subscription — yours to keep
- Real-life scenarios, quizzes, hand tracking
- Option to buy CPR manikin integration
Packages for schools and training rooms
Lifetime licences + headsets + case
on request
- Discounts for a larger number of stations
- Hardware and software on one invoice — suitable for grants
- Specifications for EU projects and tenders
What does the offer include?
Basic version: €125 net/month or €1,250 net perpetual licence — CPR, AED, recovery position, dressing wounds, progress monitoring.
Extended version: €175 net/month or €1,750 net perpetual licence — 9 modules, real-life scenarios, quizzes, hand tracking, optional CPR manikin integration (additional charge, individual configuration).
The licence is assigned to a device (headset), not to a person — with one set you can train many employees in rotation. In both versions: free 7-day test access and the option of hardware delivery.
Application modules
What does training in the First Aid VR applications look like?
Module 1 · both versions
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
Learning correct chest compressions and rescue breaths. Practical skills without medical equipment.
Module 2 · both versions
Using an AED
A full simulation of using a defibrillator — from switching it on, through attaching the electrodes, to delivering the shock following the AED’s commands. A fast response to sudden cardiac arrest.
Module 3 · both versions
Recovery position
Placing the casualty in the recovery position in the correct sequence — for people who are unconscious but breathing.
Module 4 · both versions
Dressing wounds and cuts
Correctly applying a dressing to cuts, incised wounds and abrasions — observing the rules of hygiene and safety.
Module 5 · extended
Fire-fighting
Scenarios with different sources of fire — office, warehouse, public space. Using a fire extinguisher, evacuation and hazard assessment without risk.
Module 6 · extended
Artificial ventilation — bag valve mask
An advanced technique for helping a person who is not breathing unaided — useful for medical services, security staff and people responsible for safety.
Module 7 · extended
Anatomy room
An interactive environment for learning about the structure of the human body and the effects of injuries — a better understanding of the consequences of not giving help.
Module 8 · extended
Real-life scenarios
An office, a car accident, a battlefield and other real-life situations — responding in different contexts, closer to reality.
Module 9 · extended
Quizzes and knowledge tests
After each scenario a quiz verifies theoretical knowledge — checking progress and pointing out areas to revise.
See it in action
Modules recorded straight from the headset
Four videos from each version — click to play.
Applying a dressing — basic version
Resuscitation using an AED — basic version
Placing in the recovery position — basic version
CPR procedure — basic version
Road accident — extended version
Stroke on a train — extended version
Educational modules — extended version
Combat casualty care — extended version
Connection with a manikin — how does it work?
The manikin is not part of the set — for the extended version you can buy a sensor that integrates the application with a physical CPR manikin (e.g. Laerdal Little Anne). Movements in VR are then synchronised with compressions on the real manikin. We agree the cost of the sensor and configuration individually — write to us.
Who it is for
Who is First Aid VR for?
Companies and workplaces
- Training without instructors and training rooms — employees learn to respond to life-threatening situations in safe VR, at any time, without interrupting the team’s work.
- Lower costs and risks — no equipment wear and no repeating of classes; exercises can be repeated until the procedures are fully mastered.
Educational institutions and training centres
- Practical classes without manikins and medical rooms — students and trainees practise procedures fully digitally, regardless of the institution’s facilities.
Emergency services, institutions and specialist units
- Training in conditions close to real ones — battlefield, car accident, office; preparation for acting in stressful, dynamic situations.
- Advanced procedures — ambu bag, adrenaline injection, responding to fires; useful for rescue and medical units and law-enforcement services.
Scaling a VR deployment — even faster training
One VR device can be used by many employees in rotation — one headset is enough for 10 or more people. For organisations that want to speed up onboarding, buying 2–3 sets allows many people to be trained in parallel — without loss of quality and without involving additional staff. See also our VR safety training.
How do I buy and activate the training?
The purchase and installation process is simple — it requires no technical knowledge.
Choose the licence
Choose the application version (basic or extended) and the licence: monthly or perpetual.
Pay online
You will receive an e-mail with the activation code on the day the payment is received.
Activate the application
Log in to your Meta account and enter the code in the Redeem Code section. The whole process takes about 15 minutes.
Free demo
See the rescue scenarios in a headset before you decide
Leave your contact details — we will show both versions live, match the version to your needs and cost the deployment.
- 7-day free trial — free test access before purchase.
- Activation by code — start the same day, without a technician.
- Hardware in the set — we deliver headsets and a computer to operate the application.
- CPR manikin — once the sensor is purchased we configure the integration for exam conditions (extended version, individual quote).
Book a free demo
Prefer to talk? +48 663 575 492 · office@epicvr.pl
See also
First Aid VR deployments
A production plant, an ambulance station and schools — three different reasons to practise CPR and AED in a headset instead of once a year on a manikin.
BorgWarner — first aid and safety
Challenge: The plant’s workforce must be able to respond to an emergency at a machine, not just know the theory.
Solution: VR training in responding to emergencies and giving first aid for the group’s employees.
Result: Deployment results are available on request — the data is held by the client.
Ambulance Station in Słupsk — 4 sets
Challenge: To run repeatable first aid training for different groups without tying up paramedics for a whole day.
Solution: Delivery of 4 VR headset sets with controllers and perpetual First Aid VR licences (contract SE-13/25).
Result: The sets are used in the station’s training; the number of people trained is held by the client.
Medical Training — procedures for staff
Challenge: To practise medical procedures and resuscitation without risk to the patient.
Solution: A VR application for doctors and staff: simulation of procedures, anatomy, resuscitation techniques.
Result: Deployment results are available on request — the data is held by the client.
Your deployment could be next
We will show the app online in 30 minutes, calculate the cost for your number of stations and propose a pilot.
In education: First Aid VR is used, among others, at SP nr 92 in Warsaw, ZS nr 1 in Tarnobrzeg, ZSB in Bydgoszcz (extended version) and at the “Bezpieczny Powiat” Foundation in Złotów (2025–2026).
Frequently asked questions
Do the First Aid VR applications require specialist technical knowledge?
No. Both versions were designed to be easy to use — also by people with no previous experience of VR technology. All you need to launch them is a Meta Quest headset and basic installation instructions.
Do the applications work in multiplayer mode?
No. The training takes place in single-user mode (singleplayer), but one licence can be used by many users in rotation — on the same VR set. The licence is assigned to a specific device.
Can the application be connected to a manikin?
Yes — in the extended version, once an additional sensor is purchased (e.g. for the Laerdal Little Anne manikin). The integration synchronises real compressions with what happens in VR, with measurement of compression depth and rate. Neither the manikin nor the sensor is part of the set — we agree the cost and configuration individually; write to us.
What are the hardware requirements?
The application runs on Meta Quest 2, 3 and 3S headsets — standalone, with no need to connect to a computer.
Can I install the application myself?
Yes. After purchase you will receive activation instructions and a code to assign the application to a Meta account. The whole process takes 15 minutes at most and needs no help from a technician.
I don’t have VR headsets — can I buy them from you?
Yes. We offer Meta Quest headsets with the application, a 24-month warranty and service — in Poland, in the event of a fault we provide a replacement headset within 48 hours.
How long does the training take?
The training consists of many varied scenarios of 3–15 minutes. Modules can be done in any order and repeated many times — without interrupting daily work.
Does the application force tasks to be done correctly?
Yes. Most scenarios do not allow the task to be finished without performing it correctly, and the system gives feedback in real time. In selected scenarios of the extended version the consequences of wrong decisions are shown — e.g. the casualty’s condition getting worse — which strengthens realism and helps procedures to be remembered.
Can several users use the same licence?
Yes — you can train many employees in rotation on one headset, because the licence is assigned to a device, not to a person. Each additional headset requires a separate licence.
Can the licence be transferred to another headset?
Transferring a licence is possible only in cooperation with us — in justified cases (damage, hardware replacement). The system prevents one licence from being used in rotation on many VR sets.
Will the application be updated?
Yes. We release compatibility updates whenever the headset software requires it, and at least once every 24 months we provide an update that extends the training content.
What does technical support look like?
Support Monday to Friday, 8:00–16:00 (CET): by phone +48 663 575 492 or by e-mail office@epicvr.pl. We also offer training in using the headsets and application — online or on site.
Can I test the app before buying?
Yes — we offer free 7-day test access and a free demo presentation. Book through the form above.
Isn’t VR a gadget that employees will play with for a week?
We treat VR as a training tool, not an attraction: according to PwC (2020), learning practical procedures in VR is up to 4× faster than in a lecture, and the scenarios enforce the correct order of actions. In the reports you see every employee’s results, errors and progress — the wow effect is just a bonus that raises training attendance.
What about servicing — what if a headset gets damaged on the shop floor?
Meta Quest headsets are off-the-shelf hardware available immediately — replacing a damaged unit costs a fraction of repairing a classic simulator. The licence is tied to an account: you log in on a new device and carry on training. We provide technical support and replaceable hygiene covers.
Won’t employees complain of dizziness in VR?
We design scenarios for comfort: sessions last from a few to a dozen or so minutes, exercises are done on the spot (no artificial locomotion), and interactions mirror natural hand movements. In practice a negligible share of users report discomfort, and rotating stations gives natural breaks.
Licence and terms of use
EpicVR apps are provided under a licence agreement. The key rules before you order:
- One licence = one Meta account. The key activates the app on one account and cannot be moved to another.
- Delivery through the Meta Horizon Store — from our private release channel. You give us the e-mail address of the Meta account and we grant access to the app.
- The Meta account must be a standard account for an adult (18+). Accounts marked as child accounts do not support private distribution channels — this is a Meta platform rule. In a school, the app is activated by a teacher or an administrator.
- Hardware: Meta Quest 3 or 3S headsets in standalone mode, with no computer or cables.
- Term: a fixed-term licence (subscription) or a perpetual one — as ordered.
- Updates during the licence term are included and download from the Meta Horizon Store.
Download the licence agreement (PDF, Polish)
Version of 17 September 2026. The document covers all EpicVR training apps. The agreement is governed by Polish law; in case of discrepancies between the Polish and English versions, the Polish version prevails. Purchasing, activating or using the software means acceptance of the agreement.
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Training nature of the application
First Aid VR is a training tool that supports learning first aid. It does not replace certified first aid courses required by separate regulations — it is a modern, practical supplement that makes learning more effective.
Frequently asked questions
First Aid VR — FAQ
The most common questions about first aid training in virtual reality. Didn’t find an answer? Write to us — we reply within 24h.
What is First Aid VR training?
First Aid VR is immersive first aid training in virtual reality. The user puts on a Meta Quest 2, 3 or 3S headset and practises realistic rescue scenarios — from cardiopulmonary resuscitation, through using an AED defibrillator, to dressing wounds. The application was created by EpicVR, a Polish VR software developer operating since 2013, with a Polish voice-over and full technical support.
Which rescue scenarios does the application cover?
The basic version contains 4 modules: CPR with measured compression rate, using an AED, placing in the recovery position and dressing wounds. The extended version adds, among others, the bag valve mask (ambu bag), fire-fighting, adrenaline injection and advanced dressings, as well as the same activities in real-life situations — including an office, a car accident and a battlefield — plus the anatomy room and knowledge quizzes.
How much does First Aid VR cost?
Basic version: €125 net per month or €1,250 net perpetual licence — per station. Extended version: €175 net per month or €1,750 net perpetual licence. Optionally, Meta Quest headsets with the application pre-installed. Multi-station deployments and manikin integration are quoted individually.
How does the basic version differ from the extended one?
The basic version (€125/month or €1,250) focuses on the fundamentals of first aid — CPR, AED, recovery position, dressing wounds — and is ideal for a start and for education. The extended version (€175/month or €1,750) adds advanced procedures (ambu bag, adrenaline), real-life scenarios (including an office, a car accident and a battlefield), quizzes, hand tracking and the option to buy CPR manikin integration — designed for emergency services, rescue units and demanding corporate deployments.
Who is this training for?
For companies and workplaces (employee training without instructors and downtime), educational institutions and training centres (practical classes without manikins and medical rooms) and emergency services, rescuers and specialist units (training in conditions close to real ones, with advanced procedures).
Can the application be tested before purchase?
Yes. EpicVR offers free 7-day test access and a free demo presentation — we will show both versions and help choose one. Order a headset for a trial →
Which VR headsets are needed?
The application runs on Meta Quest 2, 3 and 3S headsets — standalone, no computer. You can buy headsets from us with the application pre-installed and configured, with a 24-month warranty and, in Poland, service with a replacement device within 48 h.
Can the purchase be financed from grants?
Yes. In Poland, educational institutions can use programmes such as Cyfrowy Uczeń and EU projects, and companies can use the National Training Fund (KFS), among others. EpicVR helps prepare the specification and documentation.
