Abstract
We have tried to develop and to propose a support system for studying the human anatomy with VR (Virtual Reality) techniques. The medical students can intuitively study the body actions by observing the human body models shown by 3-D display: the displayed body actions synchronize with the actions captured by a motion capture system. Moreover, any bones and internal organs that the students want to see can be detached from the human body model and be observed freely. Thus, we aim at developing the system that supports effectively learning the human anatomy by implementing operations to disassemble and assemble 3D models.
