On September 18 (Brazil time), the 64th Brazilian Congress on Medical Education (COBEM) opened. Tellyes, with our Brazilian national strategic partner, presented at Booth 3, Centro de Eventos da Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio Grande do Sul. At the event, our team highlighted WUKONG-Multifunction Patient Simulator, NUWA?-Birthing Simulator, MULAN?-Multifunction Patient Simulator, SP Brothers-Standardized Patient Brothers, Laparotomy & Thoracotomy Damage Control Simulator and Comprehensive Airway Management Model in detail, making us the focal point of the whole audience.
Our high-fidelity simulators WUKONG, NUWA? and MULAN? have particularly drawn much attention. They are built on our physiological-driven core technology, featuring high-fidelity pathological signs, real equipment integration, AI-powered interaction, and a full teaching loop. They support multidisciplinary, multi-scenario training across critical care, obstetrics, emergency care, and beyond.
WUKONG is the first patient simulator with neural reflex capabilities all over the world, covering critical care scenarios across circulation, respiration, neurology, and metabolism. NUWA? supports multiple delivery modes including normal delivery, dystocia, external cephalic version, and c-section, and enables training for obstetric emergencies such as postpartum hemorrhage and eclampsia. MULAN? supports full-process emergency scenario simulation to strengthen teamwork in self and mutual rescue, prehospital care, and in-hospital emergency care.
Officials from health ministries in several South American countries, along with heads of simulation training centers from hospitals and universities, visited our booth to see and experience. They reviewed our three high- fidelity simulators one by one and highly praised each simulator’s standout features and ability to recreate clinical scenarios. The head of a simulation center at a leading Brazilian university said that Brazil’s medical education sector sorely lacks such comprehensive high-fidelity simulators for medical teaching, and that Tellyes simulators will provide a major boost to local medical education.
At the event, our team also showcased other popular simulators including SP Brothers-Standardized Patient Brothers, Laparotomy & Thoracotomy Damage Control Simulator, and Comprehensive Airway Management Model. Many professional visitors praised our simulators for their professionalism, practicality, completeness, and realism.

In recent years, Tellyes team has worked closely with our Brazilian national strategic partner and maintained strong ties with local hospitals and universities, steadily deepening China-Brazil cooperation in medical education.
Looking ahead, Tellyes will deepen our presence in South America and global markets, bringing more intelligent and personalized AI simulation teaching products to medical education worldwide and contributing more to the robust growth of medical education globally.