Advanced veterinary anatomy software for modern education

Animal Anatomy Interactive 3D Atlas

Bring veterinary anatomy to life with immersive 3D animal models, interactive learning tools, and comparative anatomy features designed for universities, veterinary schools, agricultural programs, and simulation centers.

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3D models of a horse, cow, pig, chicken and carp with skeleton and organ layers
Carp model moving through its layers, from skin to muscles and skeleton
Interactive animal anatomy

Learn and explore in a new way

An advanced educational platform designed to transform the way students and professionals study animal anatomy.

Detailed 3D anatomical models and interactive visualization technology let users explore animal structures layer by layer, from skeletal systems and muscles to organs and internal anatomy.

Layer by layer

From the skin to the skeleton, every structure can be shown, hidden or studied on its own.

Included animal models

Seven species. One atlas.

Companion animals, farm animals, poultry and fish, each as a detailed interactive 3D model for anatomy across species.

Hands-on, interactive learning

Rotate. Isolate. Reveal. Dissect.

Users can rotate and zoom, isolate organs, hide or reveal anatomical layers, explore body systems and perform virtual dissections to better understand animal anatomy.

  • Rotate and zoom

    Turn any model and move in on the structure being studied.

  • Isolate organs

    Pick a structure and study it on its own.

  • Reveal layers

    Hide or reveal anatomical layers, from skin to skeleton.

  • Dissect virtually

    Perform virtual dissections without biological materials.

Explore by body system

One system at a time, or the whole animal

Show all structures or switch to a single system, then open its description beside the model. Available systems depend on the species.

Body systems

  • Integumentary system
  • Muscular system
  • Skeletal system
  • Respiratory system
  • Nervous system
  • Cardiovascular system
  • Lymphatic system
  • Digestive system
  • Urinary system
  • Genital system
  • Sense organs

Tools

  • Show all
  • Systems info
  • Pick
  • Find
  • Undo and redo
Comparative anatomy

Compare species side by side

The comparative anatomy functionality allows students and educators to analyze anatomical similarities and differences between animal species in an interactive format.

Cat and dog skeletons compared side by side in the atlas
Cow and horse muscular systems compared side by side
Cow and horse cardiovascular systems compared side by side
Cow and horse hearts compared up close
Cat model with its organs visible beside a tablet showing the atlas
Ethical & modern education

Less dependence on cadavers. The same depth.

Supports ethical education by reducing dependence on cadavers and biological materials.

Students still get a highly visual and immersive learning experience. The atlas works with interactive anatomy tables, touchscreen displays, computers and projection systems, so it fits into existing classrooms.

Cross-platform compatibility

Anatomy tables · Touchscreen displays · Computers · Projection systems

Quick overview

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Designed for veterinary and agricultural education

Designed for

  • Veterinary studentsStudy each species layer by layer, at their own pace.
  • Practicing veterinariansRevisit anatomy across species whenever a case calls for it.
  • Agricultural & biology programsTeach farm animal, poultry and fish anatomy in one atlas.
  • Universities
  • Veterinary schools
  • Agricultural programs
  • Simulation centers
Atlas interface with the chicken muscular system and its systems description
3D animal models of a horse, cow, pig and carp

Bring veterinary anatomy to life

See how Animal Anatomy transforms traditional learning into an engaging, interactive experience.

Included

Remote setup included · 1-year warranty · Software included · Online Training Included

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