The whole body, a classroom.

An interactive 3D human anatomy explorer that turns the body into something you can rotate, open and learn from, in any language.

In active developmentNeuroParsec Lab

See it as a story: the Human Atlas storyboard follows one student, one flat diagram, and the moment the body opens up in 3D: the body whole, opened into systems, one part set apart and named, a second body, and labels in your own language. Pictures first, text second.

StatusIn active development. The explorer runs today, and the work on it continues in the Lab.

What existsTwo bodies in one explorer: the male body with 2,234 modeled pieces and the female body with 2,243. Turn the body, open it into systems, set one part apart and read about it, and read the labels in your own language. It runs in a web browser, on a phone or a computer, with no install.

My layerThe female body added to an explorer that began with one body, a rebuilt close-up view for small parts, label translation, and the NeuroParsec Lab look and direction: a research viewer turned into a teaching tool.

What is nextA version shaped for cancer education. It has not been done yet: it is the next stage, not a finished feature, and this page will say so until it is real.

Anatomy data: BodyParts3D (CC BY 4.0). Female anatomy set: the HRA/HuBMAP female set by Browne and Schlehlein (CC BY 4.0).

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