human atlas vercel

Overview

Human Atlas is a browser-based 3D anatomy reference. The official interface identifies the dataset as BodyParts3D 4.0 and reports 2,234 modeled pieces; its source panel also describes 3,432 named concepts from an adult male reference anatomy. System layers and structure search make the whole-body model practical to explore.

Key Features

• Fifteen anatomical systems can be browsed, including skeleton, muscles, heart, arteries, veins, nervous, respiratory, digestive, urinary, reproductive, and body surface groups.

• The layer panel provides All, Skeleton, and Organs filters plus per-system visibility switches and piece counts.

• Search covers named structures such as heart, brain, liver, stomach, spleen, and pancreas, with result counts.

• Selecting a structure opens a detail panel with a plain-language explanation, atlas reference, selected-piece count, included structures, and a link to the anatomical source.

• Isolate structure removes surrounding anatomy for a closer 3D view; front, side, back, three-quarter, rotate, zoom, and explode controls support inspection.

How It Works

1. Choose a male or female reference body and wait for the 3D anatomy to load.

2. Browse system layers or search for a named structure.

3. Open a result to read its description and source reference, then isolate it or return to the surrounding anatomy.

Use Cases

Human Atlas suits anatomy learners who need a visual reference for organs and systems, and developers or educators who want to inspect how a named concept is represented by multiple modeled pieces.

Pricing and Availability

The public page runs in a web browser and does not publish a pricing plan. Under the directory submission rule, its pricing metadata is classified as free. The site notes that the geometry is simplified for the web and intended for general educational context, not diagnosis.

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