Following a year of distributor qualification, RIB’s clinical and pre-hospital trauma care ranges are now available through partners in 13 countries.

LYDNEY, Gloucestershire, 13 October 2026. Over the past year, RIB Productions has been qualifying distributors across Europe and North America to act as vendors for its clinical and pre-hospital trauma care ranges. RIB products are now available in 13 countries, through partners who understand the clinical and operational environments of the programmes they supply. Each partner carries the products most relevant to its own clients.

RIB is defining a new category of mid-fidelity simulator. Each product is built around the procedures and pathological presentations a specific course needs to teach, and delivers those to the standard the syllabus assesses against. Concentrating development on critical training requirements brings the cost down for end users. Programmes pay for the capability their curriculum requires, and can equip more stations and train more learners on the interventions that matter.

Additive manufacturing underpins that model. 3D printing gives RIB agility in product development and the ability to produce custom modifications for individual programmes. Consumable components and upgrades are produced in-house, keeping cost of ownership down across the working life of each simulator.

The clinical range includes NOA, an infant advanced life support simulator, AVA for neonatal resuscitation, and the R42 manikin platform. The pre-hospital trauma range includes PDR25, EXT25, a full-body extraction casualty trainer, and a line of wearable trauma & task trainers.

“Simulation budgets should go on the procedures learners need to master. Our partners across Europe, the United States and Canada put that approach within reach of far more programmes, from hospital educators to emergency services and defence.“
— Isaac Franklin, CEO and co-founder of RIB Productions.