
Your device. Your procedure. Our coach.
One procedure, built once with your clinical team, then taught the same way in every hospital that adopts your device.
Talk to us about your device


Study a procedure, practice it with Aria watching, record the attempt on any camera, and review the scored record with faculty. One app, on the devices your learners already carry.

Every procedure opens as its protocol: the steps faculty will score against, reference video, and Aria to answer questions in plain language. Learners arrive at the station already knowing the sequence.

Point a phone at the attempt or wear the glasses. Aria sees the hands, tracks which step is underway, and speaks up when a step is missed or out of order. The learner can ask anything, out loud, with both hands busy.
A phone on a stand, Meta glasses, or the cameras already mounted in the sim lab. Several stations at once, each attempt kept as its own record.
Live · Sim labEach attempt comes back scored against the protocol, step by step, with the moments worth a second look marked. Faculty open the flagged step, not the whole recording. Learners see their progress attempt over attempt.
If faculty can write the steps down, Aria can coach them and score them. These are the categories live or in build with our partners.
Device makers put their procedure into Theonix once, built with their own clinical team. Clinicians then learn, practice and perform on the device with live guidance, and the maker gets adoption without a rep in every room.

One procedure, built once with your clinical team, then taught the same way in every hospital that adopts your device.
Talk to us about your device
Theonix runs on HIPAA-eligible Google Cloud. Recordings and records are encrypted at rest and in transit, and institutions own their data.
U.S. patents pending on how Theonix captures, analyzes and coaches a procedure.
Theonix is for training and education today. It is not for use in live clinical settings, and every screen says so.

Thirty minutes, on your equipment, with Aria watching a real attempt.
Or write to info@theonix.ai