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| ETC's BioMedical Systems Group Simplifies Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Training |
| Southampton, Pa, March 14, 2007: - Environmental Tectonics Corporation's (AMEX:ETC) ("ETC" or the "Company") BioMedical Systems Group announced today the development of a software training program used to simulate the operation of its BARA-MED® and BARA-MED® XD hyperbaric chambers. The program is ideally suited for customers to run off-site training, group training and to maintain operator competency.
The simulation is virtually identical to BARA-PRESS™, the Windows® based computer system that controls the chambers, and can be run from any personal computer or laptop. The only difference between running BARA-PRESS™ as a simulation as compared to actual chamber operations is the method of interface. The simulation interface is through keyboard/mouse while actual chamber operations are managed through a touch-screen interface on the chassis. Dr. Russ Peterson, Director of ETC's BioMedical Systems Group, stated, "We know our chamber increases patient comfort, patient safety and maximizes operational efficiency due to BARA-PRESS™ and other features. The simulation package is another way we can help our customers improve their systems." The training program can be easily emailed and is free to all customers. | |
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For more than 37 years, ETC has designed, developed, installed and maintained aircrew training systems, public entertainment systems, process simulation systems (sterilization and environmental), clinical hyperbaric systems, environmental testing and simulation systems, and related products for domestic and international customers.
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