StartUp Rutland, the technology-driven business accelerator and venture capital fund for the Rutland region is pleased to report that it’s early adopter candidate, Tacitly, Inc. has been selected for the latest cohort of LaunchVT.
The team at Tacitly, led by serial entrepreneur Jeff DeJarnette has posted two wins in as many weeks. In addition to joining the 12-week LaunchVT program the Southern Vermont AHEC Area Health Education Center recently awarded the team a $5000 grant which was immediately put to good use adding to their fleet of Meta Quest Pro’s.
This is what Jeff had to say about recent events for his firm: ‘We are thrilled to announce that we have acquired a fleet of Quest Pro’s, thanks to the support of Jennifer L. Scott, PsyD, ABPP and Southern Vermont AHEC. These HMDs will allow us to scale up our testing for CodeCartXR software and train more healthcare professionals on emergency preparedness with code carts in Extended Reality. We’re looking forward to our upcoming first beta tests with over 50 graduate nursing students, nursing instructors, and healthcare professionals at University of Vermont, Castleton University, and Bennington College. Thank you, Jennifer and Southern Vermont AHEC, for your invaluable support!’
Tacitly, Inc. provides healthcare training solutions leveraging the latest concepts in extended reality. Their solutions are designed to reduce institutions cost while increasing the efficacy of an institutions’ training programs, thereby increasing positive patient outcomes.
Working as incubator candidates and headquartered at The Hub CoWorks in historic downtown Rutland, VT, the team is refining its marketing strategy by identifying the clear path for purchasing opportunities within medical center and academic opportunities.
Sarah Nadler
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