Most of us are familiar with Frankenstein: Or, The Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley. The story paints unlimited possibilities of science – including the creation of new life out of death.  Back in the early 19th century, the novel was … Read More

“All human movements are expressive.” The quote captures the utmost essence of kinesiology – the discipline explores the scientific significance behind human movements. For every expression that our bodies make, there is an underlying principle of why and how a … Read More

Back in 2012, our Anatomage Bodies were referred to as digital “cadavers”. Reconstructed from real human corpses, they exhibit real anatomy content and data that can be manipulated for 3D visualization and interaction. At that time, their appearance and anatomy … Read More