Colibri Group Acquires Audirie to Expand AI Simulation Learning
Colibri Group has acquired Audirie, an AI simulation and assessment company focused on professional skill development, announced in a press release.
Audirie develops AI conversational simulations that allow professionals to practice realistic scenarios and receive personalized feedback. Its technology is currently used in healthcare settings to support communication training and patient interactions.
Colibri plans to extend these simulation capabilities across its portfolio of professional education services, including licensing, continuing education, and workforce training. The company stated that the integration of Audirie’s technology will expand access to interactive, AI supported learning experiences.
Colibri’s existing AI learning tools include Newt, an AI study assistant for accounting and finance professionals, and Rubi, a platform that delivers personalized learning and study support across multiple professions.
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