Google Body: 3D human anatomy in the browser

Authors:
Arthur Blume;Won Chun;David Kogan;Vangelis Kokkevis;Nico Weber;Rachel Weinstein Petterson;Roni Zeiger
Affiliations:
Google, Inc.;Google, Inc.;Google, Inc.;Google, Inc.;Google, Inc.;Google, Inc.;Google, Inc.
Venue:
ACM SIGGRAPH 2011 Talks
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Google Body gives any user access to 3D anatomy information typically reserved for physicians and medical students. The user can peel away and add back layers of anatomy, rotate and zoom, select entities such as muscles and nerves, and search. Direct links to any view of the male or female model -- with an optional user-supplied annotation -- can be forwarded to friends, family, or physicians. And it all works from a browser, smartphone, or tablet.