One continuous sequence
From the home screen through disease-related change
The software
From grayscale slices to solid form, then change
Six chapters for exploring real human MRI by touch
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Flat and solid together
The same location highlights in 2D and 3D
Runs without a network
Independent of the venue connection
Six chapters, one flow
Nothing is locked; visitors can move freely between chapters.
Choose a chapter to see the learning flow
Home
See the whole experience at a glance
MRI slices
A working feel for grayscale imaging
Brain region map
Connect the same location in 2D and 3D
3D atlas
Open the brain and learn region names
The ageing brain
See ordinary change with age
Disease and change
Compare a normal and an affected brain
Built from real MRI
Not illustrations or a synthetic model: public and in-house scans segmented into volumes and 3D meshes.
Two sides of the product
Starts without somebody explaining it
The next step opens on the gesture, not on a timer.
Practice-gated guidance
A spotlight identifies the target and demonstrates the gesture.
Today's mission
Tasks such as “find the hippocampus” send visitors exploring.
Where will it be installed?
Operating modes
The two surfaces needed after installation
Visitor mode
Large targets, no text entry, instant Korean–English switch
Administrator mode
A hidden entry point for idle timing and guidance settings
FAQ
Does it need an internet connection?
No. Once installed, it operates independently without a network.
Does the screen reset between visitors?
After an operator-set idle period it returns to the home screen.
Does it support Korean and English?
The globe menu switches the complete interface, names, and descriptions.
Does it analyse an individual MRI?
No. It is educational exhibit software and does not assess scans or derive measurements.
What hardware is supplied?
The touch display, mini PC, and software are configured as one installation.
Can we request an on-site demonstration?
Use the contact page and tell us the venue type and installation environment.
How many chapters are included?
Six chapters form one continuous flow from the home screen through disease-related change.
Can visitors move freely between chapters?
Yes. Nothing is locked, so visitors can enter any chapter.
What MRI data does it use?
Public and in-house scans are prepared as educational volumes and 3D models.
How are interactions explained?
On-screen spotlights and gesture demonstrations guide the next action.
Does somebody need to explain it?
No. Completing the demonstrated action opens the next step.
Where can it be installed?
It is designed for museum, science-centre, education, and healthcare learning spaces.
Are visitor and operator screens separate?
Visitor mode and an administrator mode for on-site settings are provided separately.
Do visitors need to type?
No. The experience is built around large touch targets and direct manipulation.
Can the data sources be checked?
The source of each dataset remains visible to preserve the boundary of an educational product.