Showing posts with label 3-D. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3-D. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 November 2013

Hoof Explorer: Discover and Interact with the Horse's Foot in Three Beautiful Dimensions, Online, and For Free







Hoof Explorer is a new interactive 3-D anatomy education tool that is in four languages and has almost infinite capacity for displaying the anatomy of the distal limb. And it's free!

It's official: 2013 is the year of 3-D hoof anatomy on the web. In late October, the third of three new websites from three countries went live, and now all you have to do is bookmark these resources and learn

Wednesday, 28 November 2012

Online Veterinary Anatomy Museum Injects High-Tech Media & Movement into the Study of Equine Structure



What's your vision of an anatomy museum? Giant paintings on the walls? A sculpture of a hoof? Think again! The foot in this photo is from a 3-D movable program that is one of the showpieces of the new Online Veterinary Anatomy Museum. (Larger image © Hoofcare Publishing)


An anatomy museum is a wonderful place. But who among us can travel to Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology or to

Saturday, 28 July 2012

Science of the Olympics: Sport Analysis Videos to Inspire Your Thoughts on Horses





Note: NBC Olympics videos have an annoying auto-play function so the videos have been moved off the blog. Please go to "Science of the Summer Olympics: Engineering In Sports", a 10-part video series produced in partnership with NBC Learn to view the videos described in this blog post.





Have you been staring at a television screen, immersed in the Olympics? Are you chewing your nails for