What's included

• Academically accurate 3D models

  Anatomical or subject-specific models reflecting correct structure and mechanical behavior.

• 3D reconstruction from medical imaging and motion data

  Reconstruction of anatomy or structures based on medical imaging techniques (e.g. CT, MRI, ultrasound) and motion-tracking data, with clear assumptions and constraints. Multi-modal imaging fusion.

• Scientifically grounded 3D animations or simulations

  Animations demonstrating physiological processes, pathological conditions, or treatment mechanisms with emphasis on mechanical and anatomical correctness.

• Simulation logic and motion constraints

  Motion and deformation designed to follow real-world or research-backed mechanics rather than generic animation rigs.

• High-resolution renders or animation sequences

  Output suitable for academic presentations, lectures, publications, or research communication.

• Interactive WebGL-based 3D application

  Browser-based interactive visualization or simulation for exploration, presentation, or education.

• Review and revision pass

  Iterative refinement based on academic or expert feedback.

• Documentation of references and limitations

  Clear documentation of data sources, modeling assumptions, and scope limitations.