Sensor-Based CPR Training Kiosk

The system displays on-screen pulses synchronized with medically recommended CPR tempo (100-120 compressions per minute). Participants follow these visual beats while performing chest compressions on the sensor-equipped mannequin. The rhythm guidance ensures compressions match the correct cadence, which is critical for effective CPR. The beat-matched approach makes timing intuitive and helps participants maintain proper pace throughout the training session.

The mannequin's pressure sensors detect two critical CPR parameters: compression depth and cadence (timing). Depth sensors measure how deep each compression goes—ensuring participants achieve the recommended 2-2.4 inches (5-6 cm) depth. Cadence sensors track the timing between compressions to ensure they match the beat-guided rhythm. Color-coded visual feedback displays immediately: green for correct depth and timing, yellow for close but needs adjustment, red for incorrect technique. This real-time correction helps participants improve instantly.

The kiosk provides hands-on practice with medically accurate feedback on compression depth and cadence—the two most critical CPR skills. While it doesn't replace full certified CPR courses that include rescue breathing and AED training, it excels at teaching proper compression technique through interactive practice. The beat-guided rhythm matches American Heart Association guidelines (100-120 compressions per minute), and the depth sensors ensure participants learn correct compression depth. This makes it an excellent introduction to CPR skills and a valuable practice tool for those already certified.

Each training session typically takes 2-3 minutes: approximately 30 seconds for the instructional video introduction, 60-90 seconds for hands-on practice following the beat-guided rhythm, and 30 seconds for accuracy scoring and results display. The quick turnaround makes it accessible for busy locations like malls, offices, and schools, allowing many participants to experience CPR training in a short time period. The gamified approach encourages repeat practice to improve scores.

Yes. The compact, portable design allows the kiosk to travel easily to malls, offices, schools, community centers, and healthcare facilities. The durable build withstands frequent use and transportation. The system can be customized with different branding, instructional content, and language options to match specific campaign needs or organizational requirements. This portability expands lifesaving education reach beyond traditional training venues.

Videos provide information but no hands-on practice or real-time feedback. This kiosk combines instructional video with actual physical practice on a sensor-equipped mannequin. Participants feel the correct compression depth, learn proper hand placement, and receive immediate feedback on their technique. The beat-guided rhythm makes timing intuitive, and the accuracy scoring creates gamified engagement that encourages improvement. This hands-on, interactive approach transforms passive learning into active skill development.

The system calculates accuracy based on three factors: compression depth (whether compressions reach 2-2.4 inches), cadence (whether timing matches the beat-guided rhythm), and consistency (how consistently correct technique is maintained). Scores are displayed as percentages with celebratory visuals for high accuracy. This gamified approach creates positive reinforcement and encourages participants to practice multiple times to improve their scores, maximizing learning and engagement.

Absolutely. The kiosk platform can be customized for various healthcare education campaigns. Customization options include: branded interface matching your organization's visual identity, customized instructional content and videos, language localization for different regions, integration with your CRM for participant data capture, and tailored scoring systems and feedback mechanisms. The portable design makes it perfect for health fairs, community outreach programs, corporate wellness initiatives, and public health campaigns.