Scan data – Using 3d to bring a better understanding to Anatomy
Presenting Human Anatomy in 3D
The task was:
Scan a realistic human
Overlay bone and muscle.
Create a compelling representation of muscle and bone within the body
Unique solution:
We created 3 different renderings for this video. We have a scan layer of an actual human. We then added a muscle render and a bone layer render. These were then combined in a video editing program to do a reveal of the layers.
Using this technique we can help people get a better understanding of anatomical issues or general areas. We can also create 3d prints of objects once it is scanned.
Skills used
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