A recent report from ResearchAndMarkets said that the U.S. augmented reality and virtual reality in healthcare market size which was estimated at USD 1.03 billion in 2024 is projected to grow at a ...

Since the 1950s, virtual reality (VR) has been hovering on the periphery of technology without achieving accepted mainstream application or commercial adoption. Since 2012, VR startups have raised ...

Using virtual reality to teach anatomy could be invaluable resource for learners when they may not have access to cadaveric resources. Dr Geetika Ail, Anatomy Lecturer collaborated with the Learning ...

Atlantic Coast High School students experienced virtual reality anatomy learning through a Jacksonville University program. The VR software allows students to visualize and dissect organs, offering a ...

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.

anatomy classes can be a drag and flipping page after page of ridiculously large books can kill the motivation of many students. Despite our digital progress, we still haven’t embraced digital culture ...

Why it matters: Studying the astonishingly complex human body is a rather noble and significant undertaking on the part of anatomy, a branch of biology that Australia's La Trobe University is looking ...

At a school in the Czech Republic on October 20th, a groundbreaking experiment took place. Instead of pens and paper, students sat down with specially adapted VR headsets (Oculus Rift DK2s) that ...

The education industry today is facing a major challenge. Should educational facilities and businesses embrace modern technology in their training programs? More often than not, technological progress ...

Imagine the following scenario: A fifth-grade science class has just begun and the teacher makes a surprise announcement — today the students will be dissecting a frog. I’m sure you remember ...

This article originally appeared in the Q2 issue of Converge magazine. With school budgets tight and parents often complaining that kids spend too much time playing video games, why are educators ...