Students from Prof. Susanne Wish-Baratz's class shared their personal experiences learning with the HoloAnatomy® Software Suite. The testimonials below discuss their thoughts on integrating ...

First-year medical students at Case Western Reserve now remotely using Microsoft HoloLens and HoloAnatomy ® software from 185 locations in U.S. and Canada Remote learning at one of the nation’s ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Students learning anatomy by looking at a hologram sounds like something from a university in the far future. But that’s how it’s done right now at Case Western Reserve University.

CLEVELAND — “At your own rate, walk around, stick your head into the different images,” instructs science teacher Fred Kieser to a group of student wearing HoloLens headsets. These moves aren’t part ...

CLEVELAND--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AlensiaXR, a technology company launched by Case Western Reserve University (CWRU), today announced the completion of its Series A funding round to accelerate development ...

CWRU developed the 3D HoloAnatomy Software Suite of medical education software several years ago to teach anatomy without the use of cadavers. Freshwater Innovation Fund to invest in early-stage water ...

After years of developing and improving upon a new way to teach human anatomy with holographic imagery, Case Western Reserve University has announced the launch of a startup, Ilumis Inc., to scale its ...

Case Western Reserve University said on Thursday the HoloAnatomy app for Microsoft’s HoloLens augmented reality (AR) headset landed first place for the immersive virtual reality and augmented reality ...

AlensiaXR, a medical education startup spun out from the so-called HoloAnatomy technology developed at Case Western Reserve University, has closed a $3 million Series A fundraise that will help ...

At Valparaiso University, to step inside the human heart is not merely an exercise in undergraduate interpersonal relations or a poetry review, but virtually to infiltrate the powerhouse of the body.

As AR/VR technology continues advancing for more practical applications, some K-12 schools are slowly making more use of the emerging technology to provide students with more interactive lessons.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Colleges and universities have been making use of augmented and virtual reality technologies for ...