MR.Brain-Edu

Specifications

MR.Brain-Edu deployment specifications

Supplied as one exhibit

MR.Brain-Edu is not a software download handed over on its own. The touch display, mini PC and Windows desktop app are reviewed as one coordinated exhibit system.
Illustrative large-format hall touch display composited with the MR.Brain-Edu brain-ageing comparison screen.
Illustrative heavy-duty floor stand for a large touch display, with two upright columns and a broad floor base.
Illustrative compact graphite mini PC with ventilation slots and a power button.

Hardware illustrations show the configuration concept. Actual models and installation format are confirmed after site review.

Software specifications

Runs as a Windows desktop application. The recommended display resolution is confirmed together with the supplied hardware.

After installation it operates independently without a network. Visitors do not need an account or a login.

The interface uses large touch targets without text entry. Colour is paired with icons rather than carrying state by itself.

Visitors can switch directly between Korean and English, with the chosen language retained as they move through the chapters.

The admin screen adjusts the home presentation, idle time and operating guidance to suit the venue.

This is educational exhibition software, not a medical device. It does not measure personal images and is not for diagnosis, treatment or health assessment.

The ageing comparison uses the public IXI dataset; the disease comparison uses separate in-house data, and unlike sources are not mixed within one comparison.

  • 한국어 · English
  • Education · exhibition · non-medical

One installed system

Illustrative compact graphite mini PC with ventilation slots and a power button.

Hardware details confirmed after site review

The display, dedicated mini PC and MR.Brain-Edu software arrive configured to work together at the venue.

The app and compute unit are checked in one display environment, including startup and idle return with no network available.

Panel model, detailed PC specification, installation format, power, space and warranty terms are not yet part of the public specification. They require site review and supplier inputs before confirmation.

This public page shows confirmed software criteria and the review scope only. Equipment figures and terms remain absent until supporting inputs are supplied.

Three parts, one installation

Display, compute and content are reviewed together so the institution does not have to assemble the system itself. Confirmed criteria such as offline operation come first; actual equipment is selected only after the installation space is reviewed.

Touch display

Touch display

The exhibit touch surface used with the mini PC and software. Model and installation format remain site-review items.

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Illustrative large-format hall touch display composited with the MR.Brain-Edu brain-ageing comparison screen.
Mini PC

Dedicated mini PC

A dedicated unit with the app installed, operating independently of the venue network.

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Illustrative compact graphite mini PC with ventilation slots and a power button.
Software

MR.Brain-Edu

Six bilingual exhibit stages, from MRI slices to the 3D atlas and comparisons of change.

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Original MR.Brain-Edu screenshot comparing 3D brain structures in the twenties and eighties, with hippocampus information on the right.

Built for daily operation

Offline operation, Korean–English switching and an idle return to the first screen support an always-on exhibit. Large touch targets and paired colour and icons make the interface approachable for non-specialists. Visitors use it without accounts or text entry, while operators adjust the home presentation, idle time and guidance from a concealed admin screen.

A small local computer operating beside a disconnected network cable.
Offline operation
Two sculptural speech bubbles embossed with 가 and A.
한국어 · English
A circular return arrow surrounding a home symbol.
Idle return to start
Illustrative complete exhibit: a large touch display showing the brain-ageing comparison, a dual-column floor stand, and a mini PC on its equipment shelf.

From technical review to installation

Tell us about the space and operating plan, and we will review the display, PC and installation format together.

We do not promise unconfirmed hardware figures. Site configuration and unresolved warranty terms are reviewed during quotation.

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Technical review checklist

Original MR.Brain-Edu screenshot comparing 3D brain structures in the twenties and eighties, with hippocampus information on the right.

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Software environment

Illustrative heavy-duty floor stand for a large touch display, with two upright columns and a broad floor base.

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Hardware and installation space

A clipboard, blank documents, angle square and pen representing an on-site technical review.

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Operating conditions and support scope