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Human Anatomy 3D

The complete human body in 3D, male and female, with more than 2,200 real anatomical structures in 12 body systems. Names and descriptions in Arabic and English with recorded Arabic pronunciation, on computers, interactive displays and virtual-reality headsets.

  • 5-day free trial with every feature
  • Arabic & English
  • Works offline
  • Version 6.0
Human Anatomy 3D — Exploded view
Human Anatomy 3D: the complete male body in exploded view, with the structures moved apart
Exploded view: the structures move apart so you can see how the body fits together.
2,200+real anatomical structures
12body systems, male and female
AR · ENnames, descriptions and Arabic pronunciation
3section planes plus X-ray and exploded view
VRMeta Quest 2, 3 and Pro
What is inside

The whole body, one click away

For schools, universities, nursing and medical colleges, training centres and anyone who teaches or learns how the body works.

The complete body, male and female

More than 2,200 structures in 12 systems. Show or hide each system, change its opacity with a slider, or jump to ready-made views: all, organs or skeleton.

Find and focus on any structure

Search or browse by region. The selected structure shows its Arabic and English name, system, region and description, while the rest of the body fades to a soft shadow.

Arabic pronunciation

Every structure's name is spoken in Arabic, and the interface switches between Arabic and English at any time, with adjustable text size.

X-ray, sections and exploded view

X-ray makes skin and muscle transparent; sagittal, transverse and coronal sections cut the body in three planes; the exploded view moves the structures apart.

Physiology simulations

The heart beats at 72 beats a minute, the lungs and diaphragm breathe, and red and blue waves show blood flowing out in the arteries and back in the veins.

Learning centre

Guided lessons at school and university level, quick quizzes, timed exams with a PDF certificate for students who pass, and a record of each learner's progress.

Teacher and presentation mode

Teachers build their own lessons from the current view, save them to a file for students, and present them in class with large text and simple navigation.

Touch screens and keyboard

Interactive displays are fully supported: one finger rotates, two fingers zoom and pan. Keyboard shortcuts cover views, X-ray, labels, quiz and screenshots.

Virtual reality

Step into the body in a Meta Quest headset: select structures with a laser, grab and scale the body with both hands, and use the hand menu for every tool.

Look inside

See what lies beneath

Viewing tools and simulations from the program, exactly as they appear on screen.

Learning centre

Lessons, quizzes and certificates in one place

Open the learning centre from the bottom toolbar. Every lesson step highlights and explains the structures, with optional narration, and teachers can write their own.

  • Lessons: heart, brain, breathing, digestion, skeleton, lymphatic, urinary, eye, glands, the female reproductive system, limbs, coronary circulation and more.
  • Quick quiz: “Name it” lights a structure for you to name, and “Find it” asks you to click the structure named.
  • Comprehensive exam: choose the level, systems, number of questions and time; results show the accuracy per system, and a pass (70% or more) gives a PDF certificate in the student's name.
  • My progress & favourites: how much of the body you have explored, completed lessons, exam results, favourite structures, notes and saved views.
A guided lesson in Human Anatomy 3D on the heart and blood flow, with the heart chambers highlighted
Lesson “The heart and blood flow”: the heart chambers highlighted.
Virtual reality Meta Quest 2 · 3 · Pro

Stand next to the body in VR

Connect a Meta Quest to the computer with a Link cable or over Air Link, press “Enter VR” and put the headset on. The same program, the same body, at room scale.

  • Select with a laser: the right trigger picks a structure; its name appears beside the body with an arrow pointing to it.
  • Grab, turn and scale: one grip moves and turns the body, both grips scale and rotate it; the sticks walk and turn.
  • The hand menu: systems, male or female, X-ray, heartbeat, breathing, blood flow, explode, lessons, hand section, scale and language.
  • Buttons in the headset: A says the name, B hides the structure, Y resets the body's position.
Blood-flow simulation in Human Anatomy 3D: red waves in the arteries and blue waves in the veins around the heart
Blood flow: red waves in the arteries, blue waves in the veins.
Screenshots

More from the program

Captured from Human Anatomy 3D version 6.0.

How it works

Up and running in three steps

1. Install

Run the Windows installer; a Human Anatomy 3D shortcut appears on the desktop and in the Start menu.

2. Try it for 5 days

The first start begins a free 5-day trial with every feature, so teachers and students can try everything first.

3. Activate your licence

Send ASFAN the machine ID shown in the licence window; you receive a key (HA3D1-…) or a .lic file and the program is activated offline.

Subscriptions

A licence that fits your classroom

Every plan includes all the features, both body models, the learning centre and VR.

Try it first. Every installation starts with a free 5-day trial with every feature — ask us for the program.

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Monthly

For a single computer

Price on request

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  • All features and both bodies
  • Learning centre, exams and certificates
  • Virtual reality (Meta Quest)
  • Automatic signed updates
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Institution

For several computers

Price on request

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  • One licence per computer, managed together
  • For schools, colleges and training centres
  • Interactive displays in classrooms
  • Setup help for VR labs
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Questions about licences for several computers or a full lab? Contact ASFAN.

Requirements

System requirements

Operating system
Windows 10 (64-bit) minimum, Windows 11 (64-bit) recommended
Memory
8 GB minimum, 16 GB recommended
Graphics
DirectX 11; NVIDIA GTX 1070 / RTX 2060 or better for VR
Disk space
2 GB minimum, 4 GB recommended
Virtual reality (optional)
Meta Quest 2 / 3 / Pro with a Link cable or Air Link
Touch
Interactive displays fully supported

User manual

Installation, licensing, the interface, navigation, the learning centre, teacher mode and VR — 13 pages.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is the program in Arabic?

Yes. The interface, the names and the descriptions are in Arabic and English, and every structure's name is pronounced in Arabic. You can switch language at any time.

Does it need the internet?

No. Human Anatomy 3D works offline and the licence is checked offline. When the computer is online it checks for signed updates automatically.

Can I try it before buying?

Yes. The first start begins a free 5-day trial with every feature. Contact ASFAN to get the program and a price offer.

Which VR headsets are supported?

Meta Quest 2, 3 and Pro, connected to the computer with a Link cable or over Air Link. VR is optional; everything also works on a normal screen and on interactive displays.

Is there a licence for a whole school or lab?

Yes. Besides monthly and yearly subscriptions there is an institution licence for several computers. Each key is bound to one computer's ID.

Can teachers make their own lessons?

Yes. In teacher mode you add the current view as a lesson step with your own explanation, save the lesson to a file for students, and present it in class.
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