An agent skill that draws your system as a machine you can take apart
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An interactive 3D human body with 2,000+ selectable structures, in the browser
It gives students and clinicians a free, open, searchable 3D anatomy reference that runs on a phone, replacing paid atlas apps for most study use.
Human Atlas is an open-source 3D anatomy explorer that runs in the browser. It renders a full human body with 2,234 individually selectable meshes, organised into 15 anatomical system layers with preset views. A search index of 3,432 anatomical concepts lets you jump straight to a structure, isolate it, or see an exploded layout showing how neighbouring parts relate. It works on mobile with touch controls and exposes WebMCP tools so AI agents can query anatomy directly. Built with React, Three.js and Vite on top of the BodyParts3D dataset, it is MIT licensed with CC BY 4.0 anatomy data.
An agent skill that draws your system as a machine you can take apart
Turns hardware requirements into editable, manufacturable 3D enclosure designs
Parametric CAD in Rust for desktop, browser and AI agents, MIT or Apache
Mesh repair, conversion and generators, all inside the tab
A local desktop catalogue for STL, OBJ, 3MF and STEP print files
Parametric solid modelling in a tab, with your files staying put