Sentira XR Celebrates Triple Win at the International eAssessment Awards 2025

We were thrilled to take home three awards last week at the International e-Assessment Awards 2025 in London. Sentira XR was recognised in the following categories:
🏆 AI in Assessment Innovation Award
🏆 Best Formative Assessment Project
🏆 Most Innovative Use of Technology in Assessment
For a young company still in its early stages, this triple recognition is a powerful endorsement of the work we’ve been doing at the intersection of immersive technology, AI, and healthcare education. To be acknowledged alongside some of the most established and forward-thinking names in assessment is both humbling and energising.
A Testament to Teamwork and Vision
None of this would be possible without the creativity, dedication, and hard work of the incredible Sentira XR team. Every innovation, from our AI-powered virtual patients to our immersive VR consultation scenarios, has been developed with purpose, care, and an unwavering commitment to improving clinical education and assessment.
We are also fortunate to work with visionary collaborators across universities, NHS Trusts and professional bodies, all of whom have helped shape and test our technology in real-world contexts. These awards are as much theirs as they are ours.
Recognising a Supportive Community
We’d like to extend our thanks to the e-Assessment Association, the judging panels and the British Council for their support and celebration of innovation through these awards. The entire event was a testament to the strength of the global assessment community and the shared goal of delivering smarter, fairer, more effective ways to evaluate learning and competency.
The calibre of this year’s finalists was extraordinary, and we feel proud to be among them. Seeing so many projects pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with digital assessment reminds us that we’re part of something much bigger than ourselves.
What’s Next?
We’re not stopping here. As we continue to develop our XR-based clinical training tools, we’re also exploring new ways to assess not just practical medical skills, but also communication, empathy, decision-making and patient safety.
We believe the future of assessment will be deeply immersive, data-rich, and human-centred, and we’re excited to keep building that future, one simulation at a time.
If you’d like to see what we’re working on or collaborate with us, please get in touch.