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One of ICAMS' most notable features is its technological sophistication. Mannequins used in simulations are wirelessly operated, allowing instructors to dynamically modify patient vitals and scenarios in real time. This interactivity enables a more authentic experience, where medical teams must adapt swiftly based on changing conditions.
In the control room, instructors observe the team's actions and respond accordingly—altering vitals or introducing unforeseen complications. This level of control ensures each simulation is tailored to challenge participants, promoting quick thinking and adaptive skills. The scenario's progression—such as managing cord clamp timing or responding to a deteriorating vital signs—helps build critical muscle memory essential for real clinical situations.