Osseous System in 3D (Anatomy)

Ing. Victor Michel Gonzalez Galvan

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About this app

This app provides information about the anatomy of the human skeleton and its more than 200 bones. Each of these bones is as similar as possible to the different books on the subject. In addition, a written definition is included for each bone.

- You can manipulate the model, zoom, rotate, move the camera.
- The bone system is divided into 4 zones for easy navigation.
- There are preconfigured views, for example to see only the bones of the hands or only the spine, etc.
- You can hide the bones you select.
- There is also a written list of each bone to make it easier to find a specific one.
- A label can be displayed on each bone.

- Text information can be maximized or minimized to read comfortably prioritize the model.

- When selecting a bone, the bone will change color, so check your limits and what are its forms.

- Practical and useful anatomical information Valuable in his palm. Reference to primary education, secondary school, college or general culture.

- Get information on the location and descriptions of bones such as the skull, femur, jaw, scapula, humerus, sternum, pelvis, tibia, vertebrae, etc..

* Recommended Hardware
     Processor 1 GHz or more.
     1 GB of RAM or more.
     HD screen.

Ratings and reviews

Actually really great app, I really like the way you can move the pieces sideways to get a good 180 view of them, but I really wish I could turn them upside down/see the top too, I feel like being able to see from those views is really important. I also really like the way that I'm able to singly select certain bones so that especially in the skull I only see those bones. Would give it 5 stars but really wish i was able to manipulate the pieces more. Anatomically correct though from what I see.

I really love where you're going with this app, and I'm super stoked on where you guys plan to further take this. If I could suggest a few changes? I think you could make it more educational, easier to use and perhaps even target another market group, say artists looking to understand human anatomy :)

I'm not professional but all these apps are fantastic and educational. I have back, shoulder and gastrointestinal issues that prompted me to study anatomy. Just a lot of fun even at my age.

What’s new

* Missing bones added.
* Zoom and pan implemented differently.
* The user interface was revamped.
* There is now a list of all bones.
* Fixed multiple minor bugs.