Planet Masdar vs XR Heart Attack

Help the people of Planet Masdar build a sustainable home. They’ve escaped from their old world where there was not enough food, water and energy for them to live. Now ten of them live inside your device, but their population is growing fast! Planet Masdar is named after Masdar in Abu Dhabi, a company famous for making energy from natural sources like the wind and the sun, and for building a city that takes care of the environment. Planet Masdar is beautiful but small, with limited resources. We must use them carefully. Can you help the people of Planet Masdar start their new life, by providing them the food, water and power they need each day sustainably?

Turn your room into an educational journey inside the heart Whether you are a student, a clinician explaining treatment or simply curious about Augmented Reality or what keeps hearts beating, XR Heart Attack turns complicated science into an augmented experience you will never forget. XR Heart Attack places a full size artery and a pumping heart right on your floor or desk. Shrink the models to tabletop or stretch them so you can step inside. Watch red cells rush past, zoom down to a single LDL particle, and then switch to a diseased heart to see how a starving heart muscle struggles to beat.  With a single tap you move to the next stage while clear narration explains what you are seeing and why it matters. Why you will love it • Instant object placement Drop the artery or heart on any flat surface and start exploring • True scale learning Grow the model to room size or pinch it small enough to examine with your fingers • Zoom from whole vessel to individual endothelial cells and cholesterol particles • Swap between a heartbeat and the weakened thump of a heart after a blockage • Guided story Follow an interactive path from clean artery to complete clot and from healthy muscle to damaged tissue • Built by doctors, visualize 3D anatomy in plain language narration, make complex biology unforgettable Important note XR Heart Attack is for education only and does not replace professional medical advice.