
2020 · Health-tech / Company
Simultech Group
A company built to make clinical simulators — so practice could happen before the patient.
What it was
Simultech Group S.A. de C.V. was a Mexican health-tech company I founded in 2020 to design and manufacture clinical simulators for medical education and procedural practice. The premise was old, almost obvious: trainees should rehearse on synthetic models — not on patients — before they hold a needle for real.
Slogan: Simular para salvar — simulate to save.
The company operated for two years (2020–2023). It is currently suspended in good standing — a clean pause, not a shutdown — pending the right moment to bring the work back.
Brand values
Five words anchored every decision: empático · clínico · consciente · formativo · tecnológico. Not aspiration — operating filters.
The product line
SIMULskin — suture training simulator
The flagship: a synthetic skin trainer engineered for the practice of suture technique. Sized and textured to behave plausibly under needle and thread, with replaceable surfaces, so a single base could carry a long teaching block without losing fidelity.
Designed end-to-end at Simultech — from anatomical reference and material selection through a technical plan and a working render [1] — and prepared for a small first run.
IV-access simulator
A second product in the pipeline: a life-size arm with venous and arterial entries to rehearse peripheral IV cannulation. Same logic — repeatable, low-stakes practice on the geometry that actually matters when the patient is hypotensive and the room is tense.
Why it mattered
Suture and IV access are two of the highest-volume procedures in medicine, and two of the most variable in how they're taught. A dedicated, affordable, repeatable trainer doesn't replace the cadaver lab or the OR — it moves the first hundred reps off the patient. That was the whole pitch, and the values follow from it.
Status
Suspended in good standing. The corporate vehicle, brand, and IP are intact; the team scattered into hospitalist work, MedTech, and clinical training elsewhere. If and when conditions justify a relaunch — distribution, manufacturing partner, or institutional buyer — the foundation is already laid.
Brand mark
The Simultech mark is a stitched S/T monogram in a small color system: black, white, gray (#909091), and the Simultech blue (#4886b8). The full brandbook covers logotype, isotipo usage, typography (LIBRARY 3 AM Regular / Nineteenth / Verdana), and approved compositions — designed in 2020 to keep the visual signal consistent across product, packaging, and clinical-education materials.