Due to COVID-19, we have suspended VR headset use.
To use the 3D printer for COVID-19 related uses, contact the library.
Both headsets awarded by the National Network of Libraries of Medicine are Oculus products.
Oculus Rift S requires a graphics card and software download. Visit Oculus Setup for more information.
Oculus Go requires a mobile app download and must be paired with a mobile device prior to use. Find both iPhone and Android apps on Oculus Setup.
Human Anatomy VR
Human anatomy is essential part of medicine. This app represents a unique approach of learning general anatomy. Thanks to excellent graphics, informative content and innovative features is learning rich and engaging experience. The user works in comfortable and enjoyable setting.
Functions: - Slice mode - Search mode - Latin nomenclature for each anatomical structure - User friendly and intuitive interface - Dynamic quizess - All subdivisions of skeleton - User can change background - Female and Male human systems - Contains skeleton, muscular system, nervous system, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, integumentary system, digestive system, reproductive system, lymphatic system, connective tissue, anatomical model of the eye, anatomical model of the ear, cross-section of the tooth, cross-section of the skin.
Download the app to learn more.
The Body VR
The Body VR is an educational virtual reality experience that takes the user inside the human body. Travel through the bloodstream and discover how blood cells work to spread oxygen throughout the body. Enter one of the billions of living cells inside our body and learn how the organelles work together to fight deadly viruses.
Download the app to learn more.
Brain VR
Explore the cortex, blood supply and nerve fiber structure of a real human brain measured at the Stanford Radiological Sciences Laboratory using MRI.
Download the app to learn more.
MEL Chemistry VR
MEL Chemistry is a course of chemistry lessons in virtual reality, made to fit the school curriculum, where virtual reality turns studying into an entertaining process for learning about the rudiments of chemistry, using scientific games and the immersion method. Become a researcher in a scientific laboratory. Dive into solids and gases to learn about their structure on the atomic and molecular level. Construct any atom on your own with a special constructor and learn about electron configuration. Don’t memorize, understand! Immersing yourself in the subject of study makes it a lot easier to comprehend chemistry. Complex concepts become visual, and the ability to interact makes studying fun and entertaining. Inside you will find multiple lessons that follow the basic school curriculum. There are also simple tasks and tests that will help you absorb more knowledge.