Collection of C# scripts from several Unity prototypes, including clinical simulation, CPR/RCP training interactions, pediatric workflow tools and small educational interaction experiments.
This repository contains script-level logic only. It does not include the complete Unity projects, scenes, 3D assets, interface design, audiovisual material or deployment-ready builds.
CalculadoraUCIP/: scripts for a pediatric intensive care calculator prototype, including constants, drug-related logic, input handling and controller scripts.CocoCoca/: scripts for a small educational/game-style Unity prototype, including object behavior, lives, timing, sound, pause and end-state control.Hockey/: scripts for a simple interaction/game prototype with levels, scoring, moving objects, obstacles, sound and settings screens.RCP/: scripts for a CPR/RCP interaction prototype, including screen transitions, event logic, timing, conditions and UI text controllers.RealidadVirtual/: scripts for a virtual-reality clinical simulation prototype, including object interaction, checklist logic, monitoring, registration, first-person canvas behavior and scene interaction.ResidentesApp/: scripts for an educational app prototype for residents, with interaction flow, selection logic, lives, timing, pause and end-game states.SEMPValle/: scripts from a pediatric/clinical support prototype, including button controllers and drug-related logic.
The value of this repository is not full Unity product delivery. It shows how clinical, educational and simulation workflows can be translated into interaction logic, state handling and prototype behavior.
For my clinical technology portfolio, the relevant signal is the ability to move from a clinical or training scenario toward structured logic that can be implemented, tested and discussed with technical teams.
- No complete Unity scenes or builds.
- No clinical deployment package.
- No patient data.
- No proprietary design assets.
- No evidence of clinical validation.
The clinically oriented scripts in this repository are prototypes for learning, simulation and workflow exploration. They are not medical devices, not clinically validated tools, not certified training products and not intended to replace formal clinical training, guideline-based education or supervised practice.
Any clinical training or decision-support implementation requires expert review, current guideline alignment, usability testing, governance and validation before use in real-world settings.
MIT License.