Open Anatomy Atlas

6.1easy start · #27 of 37
in Anatomy Learning Software

Runs on Web.

Open Anatomy Atlas is ranked #27 of 37 in anatomy learning software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web.

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Purpose: Open Anatomy Atlas is an interactive Three.js viewer for exploring a full-body educational anatomy model in a browser.
Anatomy coverage: The model includes muscles, bones, vessels, organs, nerves, and supporting structures.
Structure details: Selecting a structure shows its name, region, system, source, and a short educational description.
Visibility controls: Users can toggle anatomy systems and temporarily hide a selected structure, then restore hidden structures.
Navigation: The viewer supports cursor-centered zoom and drag-to-rotate controls.
Small screens: The interface has collapsible panels for smaller screens.
Model sources: The viewer loads the Z-Anatomy atlas first and keeps AnatomyTOOL Open3DModel assets as a fallback.
License: The application code is MIT licensed; the anatomy model assets have separate attribution and license terms.
Asset terms: Z-Anatomy/BodyParts3D and Open3DModel assets are described as Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike, with attribution and share-alike terms required for redistributed or adapted assets.
Medical use: The viewer is for educational orientation and is not diagnostic medical software.
Local use: The project README gives npm install and npm run dev instructions for running the app locally.

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