VOKA

VOKA also includes a detailed 3D anatomy and anatomical pathology atlas for learning and understanding the human body. The interactive platform includes detailed 3D models of both male and female anatomy, covering many systems and structures.

Some of the key features of VOKA include:

• Complete 3D Atlas of Human Anatomy: A detailed representation of the anatomy of both male and female bodies, including all internal structures.
• Unparalleled Pathology 3D Catalog: A detailed representation of different pathologies and their effects on the body.
• Interactive 3D Models: The ability to zoom, rotate and isolate structures for better learning.
• Anatomical Names and Textual Information: Names in multiple languages and detailed descriptions for each structure.
• Augmented Reality (AR) Mode: The ability to see 3D models in real-world environment for interactive exploration.
• Convenient Navigation and Search: The ability to group structures and hide them for quick access.
• Personal Collection and Deep Link Sharing: The ability to save and share specific content easily.
• Regular Updates: New 3D models and pathologies are added to the catalog regularly.

VOKA is useful for a variety of users:

• Students: A 3D way to learn anatomy and pathology, helping to make complex subjects more accessible.
• Professionals: A tool to help students and patients better understand human anatomy and pathological conditions.
• Institutions: The ability to incorporate the benefits of 3D visualization and digital learning into educational programs.

VOKA also offers customization options, including 3D model licensing and custom eLearning solutions, that can help meet a variety of needs, including medical education and pharmaceutical sales training. The platform is available on multiple devices so users can learn or present anatomical information anywhere, anytime.

VOKA is designed to be a comprehensive and interactive tool for anyone looking to learn and understand human anatomy and pathology in detail, making it a great resource for medical professionals, educators and students.

Published on July 29, 2024