July: What’s New on app.pcs.ai

Caucasian Adult Female, in the clinic setting, now shows visible tears during emotional moments, making patient interactions feel more realistic and human. This opens the door to richer scenarios involving grief, pain, distress, and empathy training. Enable it under States → Start → Appearance.

Three patients now have new AI voice options: "Nisha", "Lauren", and "Maya". Each voice has been updated to sound more natural and expressive. British English AI voices have also received additional enhancements for quality and consistency.

New Korean voice options are now available, offering more natural-sounding pronunciation and a more authentic experience for Korean-language simulations.

The pcs.ai platform now automatically detects when speech has been synthesized incorrectly and regenerates it on the fly — no manual intervention needed. Voice quality issues that previously required a fix request will now largely resolve themselves.

Vital signs and waveforms are now hidden by default, requiring learners to actively check them — just like in a real clinical encounter. Every check is automatically logged for each patient state, giving instructors a clear picture of assessment behavior. Toggle this on or off per resource set under Resource Set Settings → Available Tools.

A redesigned onboarding experience greets new users with a cleaner, more guided setup flow — helping educators get their simulator configured faster and with less friction.

The French-language interface has been fully retranslated using AI-enhanced tooling, resulting in more accurate, natural-sounding text throughout the platform. Additional languages are on the way.

Several visual and functional issues affecting the Vital Monitor display have been resolved, resulting in a cleaner, more reliable monitoring experience during simulation.