Infant Skeleton 3D Model

3D Infant Skeleton

3D Infant Skeleton

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.

  • Formats:
    • 3D Studio Max
    • Blender (OBJ)
    • Cinema 4D
    • Generic OBJ
    • Maya
  • Polygons (as tris): 111000
  • UV Coordinates: No
  • Textures: No
  • Grouping: Yes
  • Delivery Method: Download
  • Price: $2,575
  • Rigged: No
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"3D Science's [Zygote's] services and models have proven themselves time and time again. When the producers for television show "The Doctors" approached me to develop a graphics solution to their daily dose of medical information, I immediately knew that they needed the Zygote Human Anatomy Collection. The collection has been a critical piece of the toolkit ever since. I've been using their models and services since 2004 and have not found anything that comes close. The accuracy and high level of detail saved us hundreds of hours in potential clean-up and preparation. Above all, the efficient mesh density makes their models easy to work with, manipulate and render on a tight budget and deadline."

Brian Johnson / President - Longerday Productions, Inc.

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.