iQtech
Doha-based start-up founded in 2025 that builds Esculapio, an AI and virtual reality medical training and assessment platform. It announced its first investment round, from Selexi and Yuniro, in March 2026.
Industry: AI and XR medical training | Location: Doha, Qatar | Founded: 2025
About iQtech
iQtech, also written IQTech, is a company based in Doha, Qatar, that builds medical simulation and extended-reality software. Its website says it combines artificial intelligence, immersive technology (virtual, augmented and mixed reality) and custom software for healthcare, training, enterprise and other uses, and lists healthcare, events and exhibitions, entertainment and real estate among the industries it serves. Press coverage describes it as iQtech LLC.
iQtech was founded in 2025 by Nassim Davide Sidaoui, who is described in coverage as its founder. The company is located in West Bay, Doha, and says it has been incubated at Qatar Science & Technology Park since August 2025.
Its main product is Esculapio, marketed in coverage as EsculapioVR, an AI-powered medical training and assessment platform. According to the company, Esculapio has three layers: an AI component that converts certified clinical procedures into dynamic flows with alternative clinical cases, a virtual reality engine that runs the scenarios with natural dialogue, AI-managed roles and multi-user collaboration, and a platform for managing institutions, users, training sessions and results. Training builds support repeated practice, while assessment builds are managed by the institution with standardised rules and objective scoring. The website names universities and medical schools, hospitals and simulation centres, research partners and learners as users, and Wamda adds civil and military training as target uses. No customers are named.
On 4 March 2026 iQtech announced its first investment round, backed by Selexi, described as a European assessment technology company, and Yuniro, described as a deep-tech partner operating between Italy and Qatar. Sharikat Mubasher spells the second investor Uniero. The amount was not disclosed. The company said the money would go to product development, technical infrastructure and expansion across Qatar and the wider Middle East and North Africa.
Leadership
- Nassim Davide Sidaoui, Founder