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Kirill Chikalin
Study facial layers and structures
Learn facial for artists with layered skeletal, muscular, fat, and skin structures. Explore detailed 3D models to understand proportions and relationships. Annotate and save notes for reference during drawing sessions.
Scybot Technologies, L.L.C.
Complete math practice for classrooms.
The app offers practice in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts. Teachers can print custom worksheets and flash card sheets for offline use.
Raghu Srinivas
Engineering concepts on the go.
The app provides engineering concepts, including materials, numbers, mechanics, and components. Users can view formulas and calculate values for various engineering applications.
Andreas Bock
Fun puzzles for young children.
This app offers 14 puzzles for children aged 1 to 4, focusing on developing motor skills and logic. It features beautifully designed animals and an innovative puzzle design with a progress bar shown by a raccoon.
Jignesh Thakkar Huf
Snap problems and get step-by-step solutions
Solve problems by snapping photos. Receive step-by-step explanations and multiple solving methods. Access interactive graphs and a scientific calculator. View how-to animations for each solution.
MOZAIK Education Ltd.
Explore 3D ears and mechanisms
Explore the biology of with interactive 3D animations. View detailed models of the ear and its mechanisms. Learn how vibrations are converted into electric signals processed by the brain. Available in multiple languages.
Christian Urff
Explore number sense and arithmetic concepts.
The app supports number sense and arithmetic concepts through virtual manipulation. Users can create, move, and delete tokens to explore addition and subtraction relationships.
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