Humato®ATLAS
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The interactive anatomy table

Anatomy, made tangible.

Explore the body. Inspire the room.

Bring anatomical discovery, clinical understanding and shared discussion onto one teaching surface.

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Room planning, faculty training and continuing support.

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Inside Humato ATLAS

Heart & vasculature

ANTERIOR EXTERNAL VIEW
Original ATLAS anterior heart view with great vessels and surface coronary vessels PATIENT’S RIGHTPATIENT’S LEFT

LANDMARK 01

Right ventricle

Forms much of the anterior surface. Find it to the patient’s right of the anterior interventricular groove.

Heart & vasculature

Spatial anatomy

Read the relationships.

Orient the heart before naming its parts. The right ventricle occupies much of the anterior surface; the left ventricle forms the apex. Their surface boundary is the anterior interventricular groove. The left atrium lies mainly posteriorly, so much of it is concealed in this view.

Think in three dimensions. The visible surface is a map of relationships, not a view into the chambers.

Anatomical references

This is an anterior external view. Internal chambers, valve leaflets, septal branches and conduction tissue are not directly visible. Numbered markers identify surface regions; the circulation sequence is a separate schematic. Coronary branching and supply territories vary between individuals.

Why a table

A common view. A more involved class.

A shared surface gives faculty and students a common reference for practical teaching. Isolate a structure, reveal its neighbours and relate the anatomy to a clinical image.

Alongside cadaveric teaching, virtual dissections can be repeated and cuts reversed. Restore a layer, revisit a difficult relationship and invite students to explain what they see.

See the teaching tools
MedicalDentalAllied healthPhysiotherapy
Teaching together with Humato ATLASStudents explore a thorax on the shared teaching surface

Inside the learning platform

Follow the teaching question.

From a structure to a scan, from tissue to movement. Explore the tools that help you explain the relationship, then let the class investigate.

Explore the platform
Whole-body anatomy / anterior view

Anatomy / teaching with ATLAS

The body, layer by layer.

Make a difficult relationship easier to explain. Isolate a structure, reveal its neighbours and return to the whole body as the lesson develops.

Explore · Isolate · Connect

Explore anatomy

Find your teaching format

Built for the way your room learns.

Focused revision, a shared practical or a larger teaching group. Choose the surface around the lesson and the space.

Compare the formats
Independent study & small groups
Humato ATLAS MINI anatomy table

ATLAS MINI

Seminars, libraries & skills labs

Horizontal whole-body teaching
Humato ATLAS RAT anatomy table

ATLAS RAT

Dissection halls & anatomy museums

From selection to teaching

A clear route to your first lesson.

Work through the room, configuration and faculty needs before installation. Know what your proposed supply includes.

Installation & support
01

Plan the room

Compare formats around your course, group and available space.

02

Hand over for teaching

Complete commissioning, acceptance testing and a documented handover, with faculty training around your curriculum.

03

Keep teaching

Confirm software updates, warranty and maintenance within the agreed support terms.

For your facultyExplore a teaching topic

Arrange a demonstration around your course.

 For your evaluationRequest procurement documents

Review the proposed specification and supply terms.

 For an installed ATLASContact support

Discuss your unit, training or service requirement.

Experience Humato ATLAS

Bring a teaching question.

Choose an anatomical relationship your students find difficult. Explore how you could explain it with ATLAS.

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