The electronic human tracheal intubation training model is mainly used in medical colleges, hospitals and emergency training institutions. It is an important teaching device for improving airway management and intubation operation skills. This model features a realistic anatomical structure of the mouth and throat and, in combination with an electronic monitoring system, can display in real time the intubation path, depth and whether the operation is correct, enabling trainees to correct errors promptly during training.

In school teaching, it is used to teach basic skills such as intubation indications, instrument usage, laryngoscope operation and airway assessment, helping students practice repeatedly in a risk-free environment. In hospitals, this model is used for professional training in departments such as anesthesiology, emergency departments, and icus, including difficult airway management, emergency intubation drills, and teamwork training.

In addition, this model is also frequently used in skills assessment and continuing education projects, ensuring standardized operations through data-driven evaluation. The electronic human tracheal intubation training model provides an important guarantee for improving the safety and accuracy of airway management.