Have you ever imagined that one day, you could see models of different muscle layers of the human body? If not, 3D Anatomy is the tool that provides you with these new lessons and discoveries. The application helps you better understand the muscle layers and tissues as well as facilitates the process of learning anatomy. Users can also zoom in or out on body parts, better understand the structures, and have a more intuitive view of the human body.
INTERACTIVE 3D MODELS:
The application provides you with many different bodies for you to analyze and know the strengths and weaknesses of each body. In addition, each part that you click on will display additional annotations to make the learning process simpler. Through the models, you also learn a lot of interesting knowledge that not all applications have.
- Rotate and zoom: Users can rotate muscle models at any angle and flexibly zoom in or out to gain a basic understanding.
- Peel muscle layers: You can peel muscle layers, separate each piece, and expose them to gain an objective understanding of the anatomical structure below that you may not have known before.
- Muscle action movies: These images are also convenient for your film creation process. The films will be built more carefully and suitable for many viewers.
MULTIMEDIA LEARNING TOOLS:
The application provides you with knowledge so that you can understand the principles of creating powerful action movies or even new animated videos. Interesting questions also appear, and this is an opportunity for you to discover all the characteristics of your own body.
- Physiology animation videos: In addition to providing knowledge, you can also create impressive physiology animation videos to promote your research strengths.
- Bone markings highlighted: You can also see the location of tissue types, muscles, or major bone markings that are easily displayed.
- 3D location quizzes: We are starting to provide intuitive 3D location quizzes. Through the provided illustrations, you can test the knowledge you already know.
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