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Anatomage VR is a cost-effective, headset-free virtual reality solution that simulates floating 3D stereoscopic images of real human bodies. As a portable touchscreen tablet, Anatomage VR is anticipated to become an essential learning tool for students who want to access, review and process true anatomy materials after school. Anatomage VR’s content is derived from the renowned Anatomage Table’s real human anatomy data. It gives life to the donated human bodies by restoring their anatomy to the original forms through 3D projections. Anatomage VR can display floating 3D images that can be interacted with, touched, and manipulated for better views without relying on goggles or headsets. This removes the need for tackling multiple devices at the same time. Anatomage VR offers a budget-friendly, alternative route to access Anatomage Table’s real human anatomy, from digital bodies to pathology library, aiding students in learning anatomy concepts.

Xsens delivers proven motion capture and analysis systems for a large variety of users. Read more about motion capture on this page. Xsens motion analysis technology is available in full-body 3D kinematics solutions & 3D motion trackers to integrate in your real-time applications. Motion Capture (also referred to as mo-cap or mocap) is the process of digitally record the movement of people. It is used in entertainment, sports, medical applications, ergonomics and robotics. In film-making and game development, it refers to recording actions of actors for animations or visual effects. A famous example of a movie with lots of motion capture technology is Avatar. When it includes full body, face and fingers or captures subtle expressions, it is also referred to as performance capture. Motion capture with Xsens can be done in two hardware versions, the MVN Link suit and the MVN Awinda straps, both with their own characteristics.