Aeris of Surgical Science Wins CES's Best Innovation Award in 2027, Promoting the Development of Ultrasound Training
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Surgical Science indicates that its ultrasound simulator Aeris has received the Education Technology category recognition from CES Innovation Awards Best of Innovation. The company claims that this product can provide interactive ultrasound training to almost anyone, enabling more learners to undergo POCUS training in a variety of scenarios.
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Gothenburg, Sweden, November 10, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Surgical Science (Nasdaq ticker: SUS), a globally leading company in medical training simulation products, today announced that its innovative ultrasound simulator Aeris has received Best certification in the education technology category from CES Innovation Awards ®. Aeris enables bedside ultrasound ( POCUS ) training anytime, anywhere.

This award is presented by the Consumer Technology Association of America ( CTA ), with the aim of recognizing outstanding technical products prior to the CES exhibition in Las Vegas in January 2027. The evaluation criteria include engineering and functionality, aesthetics and design, as well as uniqueness and innovation.

Surgical Science CEO Tom Englund stated: " Aeris has redefined the possibilities of ultrasound simulation. By turning almost anyone or any surface into an interactive simulator, we can enable more learners to receive more realistic ultrasound training in a wider range of scenarios. This recognition from CES further validates our ambition to drive transformative changes in medical education through advanced simulation technology, covering areas such as ultrasound, minimally invasive surgery, and robotic surgery."

About Surgical Science's Aeris: Ultrasonic simulation anytime, anywhere

Aeris can transform anyone or anything into an interactive ultrasound simulator, providing a complete 3D scanning experience of the adult torso at any location. The system starts with simulations of healthy patients, and learners can select and adjust common pathologies through the application, allowing them to practice in various patient scenarios.

Aeris can closely mimic the actual ultrasound examination process, helping learners practice basic ultrasound skills, including probe operation, pathological identification, and clinical decision-making. Since no specialized model or fixed training environment is required, Aeris can be used in a variety of educational scenarios. Instructors can also adjust the scenarios in real-time, allowing learners to practice repeatedly under different clinical conditions.

For more information, please visit https :// surgicalscience.com / aeris.

About Surgical Science

Surgical Science Headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, is a global leader in evidence-based medical simulation. The company's virtual reality simulators and customized training solutions help surgeons and medical professionals practice and improve their skills outside of the operating room, thereby enhancing patient safety and clinical outcomes. Surgical Science It also collaborates with medical technology and robotics companies to integrate customized simulation technologies into their devices, helping these companies accelerate innovation and gain a competitive advantage. For more information, visit Surgical Science, or send an email to [email protected].

Note: CES Innovation Awards is determined based on the explanatory materials submitted for review. CTA has not verified the accuracy of any submitted content or any claims made therein, nor has it tested the winning products.

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