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ABC News Live featured Human Anatomy VR with Dr. Darien Sutton to explain skin anatomy and burns through immersive 3D visualization.

A new study conducted at Louisiana State University Health Shreveport found that medical students using Human Anatomy VR achieved higher quiz scores and greater confidence in head and neck anatomy.

A new classroom comparison published by Education Management Institute found better heart anatomy outcomes with Human Anatomy VR than with traditional teaching. The VR group scored higher, achieved a 100% pass rate, and reported higher engagement and understanding of blood flow.

Get two immersive anatomy apps in one bundle. The Anatomy VR Bundle combines Human Anatomy VR and Animal Anatomy VR.

This holiday season, Personal Human Anatomy VR is available with a 25% discount on Meta Quest and the PlayStation Store.

We are proud to announce the release of our new Title: Animal Anatomy VR!

It’s the most immersive way to explore Animal Anatomy in 3D, blending Virtual, Mixed, and Augmented Reality into one interactive experience.

We’re excited to share that in a new video segment, ESPN’s NFL Analyst Stephania Bell takes an inside look at the Anatomy of a Hamstring Injury using Human Anatomy VR.

A recent study published in the European Journal of STEM Education reveals how pre-service life-science teachers used Human Anatomy VR to deepen their understanding of anatomy and develop modern, student-centered teaching approaches.

ESPN features Human Anatomy VR to explain Joe Burrow’s turf toe injury, bringing sports medicine and innovation to millions of NFL fans.

A peer-reviewed study in Anatomical Science International adds compelling evidence to what many educators already believe: virtual reality is transforming anatomy education.

Get classroom-ready with the Back to School Update 2025 for Human Anatomy VR. Now featuring PACS integration, Quick Save, improved search, and streamlined licensing—plus performance and stability upgrades for a smoother learning experience. Perfect for educators and students starting the new academic year.

In June, the University of the District of Columbia’s STEAAM Camp introduced middle and high school students to Human Anatomy VR, offering an immersive session to spark curiosity and teach science through technology.

The recent study conducted by the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, highlights the significant role that Extended Reality (XR) technologies are playing in reshaping higher education, particularly in anatomy education.

Spring brings a new update to Human Anatomy VR for Institutions. Take a look at the latest changes.

Virtual Medicine was honored to participate in MedExpo Africa 2025, held from May 14–16 at Nairobi’s Sarit Expo Centre, in collaboration with the Slovak Health Innovation Hub.

A recent study in Scientific Reports analyzes anatomy-focused VR applications in education, highlighting Human Anatomy VR for its realistic 3D models and interactive features. The study emphasizes the platform’s effectiveness in enhancing student engagement and comprehension of complex anatomical systems, showcasing its potential to transform anatomy education.

The Holidays bring a new update to Human Anatomy VR. Take a look at the latest changes.

We are proud to announce that Virtual Medicine has been named an Impact Star in the prestigious Technology Fast 50 Central Europe 2024 Awards by Deloitte!

Virtual Medicine is pleased to announce the successful completion of the research project AI Tutor: AI-Enhanced Medical Learning in Extended Reality, an initiative focused on advancing medical education through artificial intelligence and extended reality technologies. The project was developed with the goal of making anatomy learning more immersive, interactive, and accessible for a wide range […]

A newly published peer-reviewed study conducted by researchers at Queen Mary University of London has added further academic validation to the use of immersive virtual reality in anatomy education.

Virtual Medicine is proud to announce its collaboration with Meta as part of an initiative to integrate metaverse technologies into real-world training and education.

Virtual Medicine is pleased to announce that its flagship educational application, Human Anatomy VR, is now officially available on the PlayStation VR2, bringing immersive anatomical learning to a broader audience through one of the world’s most popular virtual reality ecosystems.

Penn State University’s BIOL 164 course takes anatomy education to the next level with Virtual Medicine’s Human Anatomy VR. By integrating immersive VR technology, students gain a dynamic, hands-on learning experience that complements traditional methods, enhancing engagement and understanding.