VR Anatomy Lab
The Embodied Movement Design team has created a new VR anatomy teaching lab. Students from across the health science programs at Swinburne University of Technology will study in a bespoke immersive and interactive environment, launching later in 2020.
Partners
Swinburne University of Technology,
Faculty of Health, Arts and Design
Investigators
Kim Vincs
Rachael McDonald (Swinburne CDI)
Adam Carr
Jordan Cook-Irwin
Stephen Jeal
Joshua Reason
Irene Gironacci
Teaching anatomy traditionally requires a physical dissection lab. In this project, the Centre for Transformative Media Technologies worked with Swinburne’s School of Health Sciences, and with the Faculty of Health, Arts and Design to design and build a complete VR anatomy dissection and teaching lab. The lab uses multi-player VR technology to allow students and teachers to interact in small and large groups, with state of the art 3D digital anatomy models within a fully interactive environment.
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