The model here shown of the Infant with skeleton is both high in detail and resolution. This model was developed by medical illustrators using both photographic and illustrative atlases to adapt the fully matured skeleton to that of a three-month-old infant, maintaining accuracy for the project at hand. Noticeable differences are seen especially in the cranial regions, where the fontanelles have yet to fully fuse together to allow growth of the infant brain. This model includes the infant skin free with the skeleton.
Zygote's Solid 3D Anatomy has set the standard in CAD and Simulation for over a decade.
"Zygote's anatomy products are a core element in most of the projects we are involved with, none more so than DK's The Complete Human Body where they take center stage in the book's amazing Anatomy Atlas.
Rajeev Doshi / CEO - Medi-Mation
Medi-Mation has been working with Zygote's anatomical models since they were first launched--it's been a pleasure to see the assets develop in detail and accuracy over time. Compared to other commercially available products, Zygote's models are far cleaner and more detailed, making them wonderful assets from which to build illustrations and animation. We look forward to seeing where future iterations will take them.
For The Complete Human Body, Medi-Mation required a highly detailed and clean set of models. These formed the basis of the illustrations for the book, which explores every aspect of the body in incredible detail. Some views are 80 percent life-size. The clear, sensible labeling of assets and clean geometry allowed us to divide the model and add even more detail without any problems, even with all anatomy layers loaded in at the same time.
Zygote's model sets saved us a huge amount of time and effort, making complex and high profile projects such as The Complete Human Body feasible in terms of both production and budget."
The model here shown of the Infant with skeleton is both high in detail and resolution. This model was developed by medical illustrators using both photographic and illustrative atlases to adapt the fully matured skeleton to that of a three-month-old infant, maintaining accuracy for the project at hand. Noticeable differences are seen especially in the cranial regions, where the fontanelles have yet to fully fuse together to allow growth of the infant brain. This model includes the infant skin free with the skeleton.