“Living Book of Anatomy (LBA) Project: See Your Insides in Motion!”
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- Living Book of Anatomy (LBA) Project: See Your Insides in Motion!
Description:
The complexity of human anatomy makes learning and understanding it a difficult task. Using the Embodiment Theory as foundation we present the living book of anatomy project, an AR system for teaching anatomy, specifically anatomy in motion.
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