Robotic EP Training Simulator

Get a realistic experience of Robotic EP without a patient on the table.

Explore the Navigant^® software interface
Practice basic, intermediate, and advanced catheter navigation and mapping in all four chambers
Simulate two full cases (one left atrial and one left ventricular) including the ablation treatment phase

Login to the Simulator

For a personalized walk-through of the simulator, please contact your local rep or send a message to TST@stereotaxis.com.

Recommended Settings

General Settings

To use the Training Simulator, you must use Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Safari web browsers from a desktop or laptop computer. We recommend users adjust the resolution settings of the AppStream 2.0 client to 1920×1080. To adjust your settings, follow the steps below:

Click on the gear icon at the top left of the AppStream 2.0 window
Select ‘Screen resolution’ from the menu
Click ‘1920 x 1080’

Windows Users

We recommend using a scale factor of 100% in your Windows display settings. To change your display settings:

1. Right click on your desktop
2. Select ‘Display settings’
3. Scroll to ‘Scale and layout’
4. Select ‘100%’ in the box that ‘Change the size of text, apps, and other items’. If the box is grey, you will need to click ‘Turn off custom scaling and sign out’, then restart at step 1.

Keyboard shortcuts:

Some Navigant keyboard shortcuts share key combinations with the browser. For this reason, some keyboard shortcuts are unavailable in certain browsers.

Shortcuts unavailable Safari:

- - Show Service Panel (ALT + SHIFT + F10)
  - Shrink Field Vector Graphic (move mouse cursor over field vector graphic + F11)

Shortcuts unavailable in Chrome:

- - Rotate virtual catheter counter-clockwise (CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + A)
  - Rotate virtual catheter clockwise (CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + C)
  - Decrease defection (CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + D)

Shortcuts unavailable in Firefox:

- - Decrease defection (CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + D)

MAC OS Users

Scrolling with the mouse wheel allows you to retract or advance the catheter. By default, the scrolling motion on a macOS system will behave in the opposite way as on a Windows system. In a clinical setting, Navigant runs on a Windows system. To replicate the behavior of the scroll wheel in a real system, we recommend adjusting the settings on your computer before connecting to Training Simulator Online:

1. Click on the Apple menu (Apple icon) at the top left of the desktop
2. Select ‘System Preferences’ from the menu
3. In the ‘System Preferences’ window, select ‘Mouse’
4. Uncheck the ‘Scroll direction: natural’ checkbox