Facial anatomy and proportions with interactive 3D models. Rotate and zoom to examine skull structure and planar forms. Compare simplified shapes to understand underlying anatomy for portrait drawing and painting.
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Explore a 3D human body model with detailed information on 264 acupoints. View location, source, treatment, and operation methods. Access text content matching Dr. Ching-Chang's 1973 textbook. Add custom notes and save favorites for quick reference.
Solve linear programming problems using the simplex algorithm and MIP solver for 0-1 and integer variables. Input constraints and objectives. View solution details and sensitivity analysis. Export results as text files.
Learn fold anatomy with interactive full-color images and animations. Explore structures like , muscles, and larynx views. Zoom in on and view flex and rigid scope perspectives. Tap to highlight parts and see their names and descriptions.
Study using customizable flashcards with names, symbols, and skeletal formulas. Flip cards to reveal details and reinforce memory. Take dynamic quizzes to test knowledge, track progress, and review incorrect answers.
Explore molecular geometry using . Learn why molecules like CO₂ and HCN are linear while H₂O and SO₂ are bent. Compare bond angles and electron pair arrangements. Visualize molecular shapes and understand repulsion effects.
Explore educational content through interactive 3D experiences like the Universe, Ecosystem, and Human Anatomy using Augmented Reality. Choose an avatar, play games, and compete on leaderboards.
Learn about quantum mechanics concepts like atomic orbitals and quantum numbers. Explore electron behavior in atoms. Visualize probability distributions and energy levels. Track quantum number properties and their effects on electron configuration.
The app teaches human anatomy through visual elements and spoken text, making it accessible for pre-readers. It covers various body systems like the skin, senses, and skeleton, with an additional section for older children to read more.