Which highly anticipated medical VR training product was discontinued in 2019 after $440 million in development but achieved less than 2% adoption among teaching hospitals?

Virtual Reality was predicted to completely transform medical education and surgical training by 2020. Yet despite billions invested in VR medical training products between 2015-2020, many high-profile platforms failed to gain adoption in medical schools and teaching hospitals. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the biggest product failures in medical VR training history.

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Surgical Theater VR, which required surgeons to wear motion-capture bodysuits that frequently malfunctioned during simulated procedures
MediVerse, which used proprietary headsets that caused severe motion sickness in 68% of medical students during extended training sessions
OperationVR, which was recalled after its haptic feedback gloves delivered unpredictable electric shocks during simulated cardiac procedures
AnatomyWorks VR, which rendered anatomical structures with such poor accuracy that students scored lower on exams than those using traditional textbooks