Maya — Birthing Simulator

The Maya automated birthing simulator is designed to teach the fundamentals of labour management, childbirth and postpartum care. Combining the simplicity and portability of a task trainer with the realism and scenario-based learning capabilities of a full-body simulator, Maya enables educators to deliver high-quality obstetric training without the complexity associated with traditional simulation systems.

The simulator is controlled through an intuitive application that allows educators and learners to configure and launch realistic birthing scenarios within minutes. The automated birth process provides consistent training conditions for every participant, while rapid reset times increase the number of hands-on practice opportunities and support more efficient skills acquisition.

Maya is a flexible and accessible solution for obstetric simulation training and can be used for undergraduate education, competency assessment, self-directed learning and multidisciplinary team training.

Skills

· Vaginal breech birth

· Shoulder dystocia management

· Assisted vaginal birth

· Vaginal examination

· Labour progression assessment

· Third stage management

· Fundal massage

· Retained placenta management

· Quantitative blood loss measurement

· Postpartum haemorrhage management

· Urinary catheterisation

· Intramuscular injection

· Communication skills

· Teamworking and escalation

Features

Vaginal Examination Training

Develop confidence in assessing:

· Cervical dilation

· Foetal station

· Presentation

· Position

The app allows educators to rapidly change examination findings, enabling learners to experience a wide range of clinical presentations.

Normal and Emergency Obstetric Scenarios

Train learners in the recognition and management of:

· Normal vaginal birth

· Vaginal breech birth

· Shoulder dystocia

· Assisted vaginal birth (forceps and vacuum)

· Third stage of labour complications

· Postpartum haemorrhage (PPH)

Quantitative Blood Loss Assessment

Its functionality supports the training and assessment of practical skills in the objective quantitative measurement of blood loss, as well as the rehearsal of clinical algorithms for the recognition and management of postpartum haemorrhage.