Surface landmark lab · Lesson 01

ENTER THE BODY ATLAS

Anatomy is easier
when you can find it.

Follow the track. The laptop on the field becomes your live 3D classroom.

Illustrated outdoor learning campus. The lesson ahead uses a live, interactive 3D model.

Somio 3D

INTERACTIVE ANATOMY · LESSON 01

Find the landmark.
Learn its place.

Rotate a real 3D body model, select a visible surface, and turn spatial exploration into anatomy you can explain.

Begin with the model 8–10 minute guided lesson

THE 3D STUDIO

Explore the body as a map.

Start in front view. Rotate when you need more context, then select one visible surface.

Preparing the anatomy model

Drag to rotate Scroll to zoom Click to study Esc to exit

Coordinate-calibrated to male_colored.glb

HOW A CLICK BECOMES A LESSON

  1. 01Find the surfaceRaycasting finds the closest visible point.
  2. 02Place the pointThe coordinate enters the calibrated body frame.
  3. 03Name the regionA position map returns the landmark and study cue.

No lesson label is inferred from unreliable mesh names.

LESSON PATH

See it. Place it. Recall it.

A short learning loop turns free exploration into a repeatable anatomy skill.

01

ORIENT

Choose the right view.

Use front and back presets first, then rotate only when the landmark needs context.

02

LOCATE

Connect name to space.

Select the surface and compare its position with nearby structures and the midline.

03

RECALL

Find it without a label.

Use a practice prompt, choose a view, and retrieve the landmark from memory.

QUICK PRACTICE

Can you find it without the answer?

Choose one target. We will set the useful view, but the location is yours to retrieve.

Practice checks spatial recall only. It is not a health assessment.

LEARNING BOUNDARIES

Built for anatomy class, not a clinic.

Somio 3D explains visible surface locations. This first lesson does not collect pain, diagnose conditions, recommend rehabilitation, or save user data.