Heartbeat

Hands-On Training ∙ Learning ∙ Medical

3.7

9 ratings 5 reviews

release date

2024

November 20

game modes

• Singleplayer

player modes

• Standing • Roomscale

compatibility

• Quest 3/3S

storage 0.8 GB

Store Page

$14.99

👨‍⚕️ Step into Dr. Gray's World of Medical Mystery

Put on your white coat and step into the shoes of Dr. Gray! Get ready to explore the human body like never before—up close, hands-on, and totally immersive. Join the quirky and knowledgeable Dr. Simmons as your guide, and uncover the fascinating workings of the body—from the rhythm of the heart to the intricacies of the brain!

💓 CPR

Learn the science behind CPR and see what happens to the heart and lungs with each compression, as blood flows to the brain in real time!

👂 Auscultation

Ever wonder what doctors hear through a stethoscope? Listen closely to heartbeats and lung sounds, identifying normal and abnormal rhythms. Experience the thrill of detecting subtle differences between diseases—just like a real doctor!

🦵 Knee-Jerk Reflex

Witness the fascinating mechanics behind the knee-jerk reflex. Tap the knee to see the leg muscles contract and observe the nervous system’s remarkable reflex pathways spring into action!

🫀 Fully Interactable Anatomy in Passthrough

Dive deeper than ever before into human anatomy! Everything’s interactable—from organs to bones and muscles. Grab, resize, and even pull organs apart to reveal hidden structures, making every discovery feel like a new adventure!

🧠 Organs: Pull Apart and Explore

Grab and enlarge organs to see their details up close. Then, pull them apart to reveal their inner structures and uncover how each part is interconnected within the body!

comfort	⦾ Comfortable
age rating	0+ Everyone
website	incisionxr.com
developer	Incision
publisher	Incision
connection	Internet not required
app version	0.0.4
languages	English

Reviews 5

Suspish5 months ago

Poor Hand Tracking

Constantly loses the hands and I have to keep tapping the controllers together to get them back. Please update the software. Also got the end of the stethoscope stuck in the tray and was unable to remove it without going back to the home screen.

5 months ago

Hi, thank you for your feedback! Our app is built on top of Meta's native hand tracking API to deliver the best possible hand tracking experience, which is inherently tied to the capabilities of the Meta Quest 3/3S's hardware. That said, hand tracking's performance can be significantly influenced by a variety of external factors, such as lighting conditions, hand visibility and device settings. Make sure you are in a well-lit environment, keep your hands within the field of view and avoid low battery situations, which could throttle the device's performance. If you continue to experience issues with hand tracking, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at contact@incisionxr.com.

Matt Stanfield5 months ago

Mindblowing anatomy in mixed reality

I am a VR player of more than 5 years and I have tried many medical apps on the Quest store and I gotta say, this is definitely one of the best experiences out there, especially for the anatomy explorer. Look forward to future updates!

5 months ago

Hi, thank you so much for your feedback! We are thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the Anatomy Scene - it’s one of our favourite features of the app as well. We have put a lot of thought into designing an engaging and interactive experience for users to explore complex anatomical structures, and it’s great to hear that you've found it valuable. Hearing users like you enjoying this feature really helps us continue improving and expanding the experience. If you have any other suggestions for how we can make it better or if there are specific features you would like to see added, we’d love to hear your thought!

Jules Pappalardo7 months ago

No hand tracking

I have tried everything. I just get an error message that it can’t track my hands.

6 months ago

Hi, thank you for your inquiry! Our app uses hand tracking to precisely capture fine hand movements during chest compressions, rescue breath and other interactions.

To enable hand tracking, go to Settings > Movement Tracking > Hand Tracking and toggle it On. If you still encounter any issues, feel free to reach out to us at contact@incisionxr.com for assistance.

Christine Chan7 months ago

Pretty Neat

Actually pretty cool to see blood pumping out when I do CPR lol

6 months ago

Hi, thank you for your feedback! We're glad you enjoyed the visual feedback of blood pumping out of the heart during CPR—it’s one of our favorite features too! Our goal is to create an educational experience that is both intuitive and interactive, helping users immediately grasp the science behind CPR by visually demonstrating how the heart and lungs are compressed and how blood pumps out during chest compressions. Your feedback is invaluable as we continue to develop tools that make medical education both impactful and engaging!

Merri7 months ago

Good

fun app with hand tracking!!

6 months ago

Hi, thank you for your feedback! We're thrilled to hear you enjoyed the app and found the hand-tracking feature fun. It's a core part of our design to create an immersive and intuitive medical educational experience.