SmartWinnr has launched a dedicated Medical Simulation Center of Excellence, designed to sharpen the accuracy, realism, and compliance of its AI-powered training and sales-enablement tools for pharmaceutical and medical-device companies.
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Based in Hyderabad (with global operations in California), SmartWinnr works with over 70 life-sciences organisations in 30+ countries. The new centre brings together life-sciences professionals, clinicians, AI specialists and behavioral-science experts ensuring that simulations reflect real-world physician conversations, therapeutic contexts, compliance obligations and field conditions. Pilot deployments reportedly boosted medical-representative confidence by ~35% and improved message recall by ~45%.
SmartWinnr officially announced on 4 December 2025 that it has established a Medical Simulation Centre of Excellence to elevate its AI-driven learning and enablement offerings for the pharma/medtech sector. The company, headquartered in Hyderabad (global HQ in California), currently collaborates with 70+ life-sciences organisations across more than 30 countries.
The new centre will combine deep clinical and therapeutic knowledge, ethical/regulatory awareness, behavioral science and real-world field experience. This is intended to ensure that AI-powered simulations go beyond generic role-play instead mirroring authentic medical conversations with healthcare professionals, including likely questions, objections and compliance requirements.
SmartWinnr’s system is trained across two key dimensions: (1) simulating how a healthcare professional would think, ask questions, and respond in a real interaction, and (2) evaluating the performance of medical-representative users providing actionable feedback to improve communication, scientific accuracy, ethical compliance, and overall readiness. Companies that piloted the system have reported a ~35% increase in confidence among their representatives, and a ~45% increase in recall and retention of key messaging.
According to Keats K Das (Chief of Staff & Director of Sales, SmartWinnr), “Generic models can simulate conversations but they cannot fully understand the science, context or compliance responsibilities that define how pharma and medtech teams interact with healthcare professionals.” The goal, he said, is to build AI that communicates with accuracy, empathy and regulatory awareness.
SmartWinnr also plans to scale the centre over the next year adding 20+ medical experts and expanding coverage across all major therapy areas
“We decided to invest in domain-specific AI because that is where meaningful intelligence truly begins AI that communicates with accuracy, empathy and regulatory awareness.”
By
HB Team
