The significance of the electronic human tracheal intubation training mode lies in providing a safe and precise skills training platform for anesthesia, emergency rescue and nursing teaching.

This mode, through an electronic sensing and feedback system, provides real-time prompts on whether the intubation position is correct, helping trainees intuitively understand key points such as glottic exposure, tube insertion depth, and operation Angle, and reducing errors caused by blind operation.

During the training process, different airway conditions can be repeatedly practiced to enhance the trainees' mastery of standardized procedures and aseptic operations. Compared with simple teaching, the electronic training mode enhances the objectivity and accuracy of operation assessment, making the learning effect quantifiable.

Overall, this model is of great significance in improving the success rate of tracheal intubation, reducing clinical risks and enhancing teaching quality.