Interactive body

When shopping for A&P learning tools for your classroom or institution, there’s a lot to choose from. There are several digital anatomy and physiology resources available on the market today—in fact, we’ve covered many of them on the blog before!One option is Anatomy.tv, an in-browser A&P visualization program developed by Primal Pictures. Let’s look at how Anatomy.tv stacks up against Visible Body Courseware!Augmented reality in the Visible Body Suite mobile app, which comes with Courseware. Content First, let’s look at the contents of Anatomy.tv and Courseware. Through Courseware, instructors and students have access to all of the amazing content in Visible Body Suite, which comes packed with everything you need to study the life sciences. You can see a lot of overlap between the content in VB Suite and Anatomy.tv. Both have:A large bank of 3D models, including pathology models and interactive animationsAugmented reality (AR) mode through a mobile app 2D images and illustrations VB Suite also contains introductory biology content like DNA, cells, and animal dissection models.One standout feature of Anatomy.tv is that it contains many cadaver images you can compare with their models. However, one thing to consider is that many of Anatomy.tv’s models are not fully interactive—you can only rotate them in one direction, with no ability to hide, fade, or add structures. At Visible Body, 3D learning is the core of what we do. Our fully interactive 3D models are developed by our in-house team of biomedical visualization experts who design with learning in mind.Muscle action animation in VB Suite.Anatomy.tv, like many of Visible Body’s competitors, has 3D models that appear like plastic models, with shiny, saturated colors and little detail. Our team works hard to ensure that the textures and colors in VB Suite strike the perfect balance between realism and legibility—each structure is distinct,

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Visible Body is a suite of online programs that cover anatomy, physiology, muscles, the skeleton, and the circulatory system through interactive 3D models, animations, quizzes, augmented reality, and more. More info Visible Body® on Ovid® Whether you support clinicians, faculty, students, or medical device R&D, Ovid offers flexible subscription and purchasing options to allow you to customize to meet your specific needs. Plus, each program offers a mobile app. Most apps are available for iPad® and/or iPhone® and many are available for Android™ devices. Why Visible Body on Ovid? Peel away structures and layers from head to toe, rotate anatomical models, and dive deep into the systemic and regional anatomy Complement textbook and classroom-based learning with interactive resources that support learning objectives Coverage ranges from complete system overview to premium specialty modules Access a variety of content types including animations, illustrations, definitions, audio pronunciations, quizzes, and more Produced by awarding-winning team of medical illustrators and biomedical visualization experts belonging to the Association of Medical Illustrators Essential Anatomy Resources 3D anatomy visualization resources used to interact and explore the human body Specialty Modules Speciality modules developed according to your needs Heart & Circulatory Premium More info Access Visible Body® Human Anatomy Atlas with Augmented Reality Interactive 3D visuals turn any room into an anatomy lab. Augmented Reality in Human Anatomy Atlas 2018 creates a transformative learning experience that enables users to visualize gross anatomy and microanatomy as they would in a lab room with cadavers or specimens. With the Visible Body app for iPhone® and iPad®, users can place a virtual human organ or complete human body on any flat surface and use their devices as a viewing window to identify and virtually dissect anatomy. • Compatible with any iPhone 6s or later, iPhone SE, iPad Pro, or iPad (5th generation or later) running iOS™, Version 11 • Transforms any room into a completely outfitted anatomy lab with thousands of virtual specimens • Offers gross anatomy and microanatomy views from any angle Even more content added to this enormous 3D anatomy database: • NEW gross anatomy views include enhanced male and female skin models, revised hand anatomy, refined female genitalia, additional hip circulation, and new sagittal and coronal views of the skull. • NEW microanatomy views include a cross-section of a long bone, an osteon, blood vessels, a nephron, a simplified nephron, alveoli, and alveolar sacs. • NEW gross anatomy lab