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==Description==
==Description==
3D Organon VR Anatomy is the world’s first fully-featured virtual reality anatomy atlas. It is an immersive self-discovery experience into the human body.
3D Organon  


3D Organon is a leading medical and healthcare education platform that provides an immersive extended reality (XR) solution for exploring anatomy in an interactive and engaging manner.


Initially developed by anatomists Dr. Athanasios Raikos and Dr. Panagiota Kordali at Bond University, Australia, the platform was designed for use in their lectures but has since grown into a widely adopted tool for medical education. It is now integrated into hospitals, libraries, and top universities globally, supporting medical students, educators, healthcare professionals and surgeons in their training.


You can manipulate bones, muscles, vessels, organs and other anatomical structures in 3D space. Examine them closely from all angles, read or hear anatomical terminology and study descriptive texts. Delve into the body systems, peek under the skin, and see what you are made of.
Features


The platform allows users to manipulate anatomical structures, including bones, muscles, vessels, and organs, in 3D space, providing an interactive exploration of the human body. Users can study body systems, examine anatomical terminology through both visual and auditory channels, and access descriptive texts. The software is designed to enhance experiential learning by offering immersive, hands-on experiences with over 4,000 anatomical structures.
Modules


3D Organon stands out as a comprehensive, all-in-one platform with five key modules:


3D Organon VR Anatomy is created for curious minds, medical and allied-health students, healthcare professionals, patients, and educators. With possibility to explore and study more than 4000 realistic anatomical structures and organs, it an engaging educational tool for experiential learning.
• Anatomy Module: The flagship module, known for its detailed and interactive 3D anatomical models, offers a wide array of educational activities to facilitate learning.
• Assessment/Quiz Module: This module encourages active engagement by requiring users to explore 3D models to answer questions, enhancing knowledge retention through interactive assessment.
• Ultrasound Simulator: A dynamic tool that simulates ultrasound scans, providing users with practical, hands-on experience in a controlled, virtual environment.
• XR Medical Imaging Module: This feature allows users to upload medical files and instantly view immersive 3D visualizations of DICOM images.
• Medverse: A virtual environment where educators and institutions can host multi-user training sessions, offering an interactive platform for collaborative online learning.


Applications


3D Organon is versatile and widely used across various educational settings, including:


The application has been featured in the keynote speech of Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder and CEO of Facebook, in OC3 conference. It has been recommended by leading publications reporting on the future of science, education, and medicine, such as Huffington Post, Scimex, SBS, Futurism, and others.
• Individual Study: Self-directed learning through the platform’s interactive tools.
• Group Teaching: Small-group tutorials and large lecture settings.
• Virtual Classrooms: Online classes hosted by institutions and educators.
• Patient Education: Used to enhance patient understanding of medical conditions and treatments.
• Surgical Planning: Assists surgeons in visualizing anatomical structures for pre-operative planning.
• Clinical Skills Training: Helps users practice and hone their clinical skills.
• Cadaveric Dissection: Provides a virtual alternative to traditional dissection practices.
• Medical Research: Offers an innovative tool for researchers to explore anatomical models and medical imaging.


Impact and Recognition


3D Organon has been recognized for its role in advancing medical education, with research demonstrating its effectiveness in improving both knowledge retention and practical skills. The platform has garnered trust from over 600 top-tier institutions worldwide.


Educational advantages are the gamification of learning and that students are finding the experience stimulating, engaging, and fun. Also, it keeps distractors away due to high degree of immersion, and brings boredom factor out of the classroom.
It has also received attention from prominent media outlets and industry leaders. Notably, it was featured in a keynote address by Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder and CEO of Meta (formerly Facebook), at the Oculus Connect 3 (OC3) conference. Publications such as Huffington Post, Scimex, SBS, and Futurism have recommended 3D Organon as a pioneering tool for the future of science, education, and medicine.
Educational Benefits


3D Organon promotes the gamification of learning, offering students an engaging, immersive, and stimulating educational experience. The platform’s high degree of immersion helps minimize distractions and reduce boredom in classroom environments. Its dynamic approach to learning has made it an essential tool in medical education, enabling users to actively engage with and retain complex medical concepts.


Main features of 3D Organon Anatomy:


The 3D models on 3D Organon VR Anatomy can add important cognitive input for understanding key anatomical concepts, leading to an increased retention of knowledge.
•15 human body systems with more than 4000 realistic anatomical structures and organs
 
 
 
Can help doctors and healthcare practitioners educate patients on health matters.
 
 
 
Main features:
 
•Explore 15 human body systems with more than 4000 realistic anatomical structures and organs


•Grab and move structures in 3D space with life-like precision
•Grab and move structures in 3D space with life-like precision
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