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Explore a realistic 3D skeleton model with interactive features. Rotate, zoom, and X-ray different parts, access detailed information, and hear audio pronunciations of anatomical terms. Ideal for students and anyone interested in detailed skeletal study.
✓360° rotation, zoom, and pan
✓X-ray mode
✓Hide and show skeleton parts
✓Audio pronunciation of anatomy terms
✓Drawing and annotation tools
✓Male and female models
✓Detailed vertebral cross-sections
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What's New in AR Skeleton Anatomy
1.1
April 1, 2020
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What is AR Skeleton Anatomy?
AR Skeleton Anatomy is an educational application that provides a highly realistic 3D model of the human skeleton. It allows users to explore, dissect, and learn about skeletal structures with interactive features.
What learning features does AR Skeleton Anatomy offer?
It offers features like 360° rotation, zoom, X-ray view, the ability to hide/show parts, and audio pronunciation for all anatomy terms. Users can also draw on the screen and share screenshots.
Is AR Skeleton Anatomy suitable for all ages?
AR Skeleton Anatomy is rated for ages 4 and up, making it accessible for a wide range of learners, from younger students to medical professionals.
Does AR Skeleton Anatomy have ads?
Yes, AR Skeleton Anatomy contains advertisements. This allows the app to be offered for free to users.
What devices is AR Skeleton Anatomy available on?
AR Skeleton Anatomy is available on iPhones, iPads, and iPods, providing a versatile platform for learning.
How often is AR Skeleton Anatomy updated?
The app was last updated on April 1, 2020, to version 1.1. Future updates may introduce new features or improvements.
Can I learn about both male and female skeletons?
Yes, AR Skeleton Anatomy includes both male and female models, offering a comprehensive study of skeletal differences.
Does AR Skeleton Anatomy offer progress tracking?
While the app provides detailed exploration and information, it does not explicitly mention built-in progress tracking features for users.
