Article Figures & Data
Figures
- Figure 1.
Visualization of the system and its three main components: depth camera, computer, and screen.
- Figure 2.
Combination of depth data and color data. The green points represents the joints of the body.
- Figure 3.
Three-dimensional anatomical elements are superimposed on the student's body.
- Figure 4.
Three-dimensional model of the digestive system.
- Figure 5.
Three-dimensional model of the skeletal system.
- Figure 6.
Three-dimensional model of the respiratory system.
- Figure 7.
System implementation.
- Figure 8.
Final menu implementation. The selected section is highlighted in yellow, and the selected anatomical element is highlighted in blue.
- Figure 9.
Instructions given to the students. With only seven sentences, they were able to use the system easily.
- Figure 10.
Three-dimensional muscle elements superimposed on the student's body.
- Figure 11.
Results of the student survey (1 = strongly agree, 5 = strongly disagree).
Tables
- Table 1. Anatomical elements considered in the system.
Anatomical Systems Muscles Organs Bones Anatomical elements Biceps Heart: Left Atrium Carpus Branchialis Heart: Left Ventricle Cervical Vertebra Deltoid Heart: Right Atrium Clavicle Frontal Heart: Right Ventricle Cranium Gastrocnemius Appendix Femur Intercostals Duodenum Esophagus Fibula Nasalis Large Intestine Head External Oblique Liver Humerus Occipitofrontalis Pancreas Mandible Orbicularis Oris Small Intestine Kneecap Pectoral Spleen Legs Pronator Teres Stomach Lumbar Vertebra Rectus Abdominis Sublingual Glands Metacarpals Rectus Femoris Submandibular Glands Metatarsus Sartorius Adrenal Gland Pelvis Sternocleidomastoid Hypothalamus Phalanges Temporalis Muscle Lobe of Thymus Radius Tibialis Anterior Pancreas Ribs Trapezius Pituitary Gland Sacrum Triceps Thyroid Gland Scapula Vastus Lateralis Brain Tarsus Vastus Medialis Spinal Cord Thoracic Vertebra Bronchus Tibia Lungs Torso Pharynx Ulna Trachea Bladder Kidneys Palatopharyngeus Ureters
Vol. 79 No. 3, March 2017
