Release Notes for Android

2022.0 (August 4, 2022)

Human Anatomy Atlas 2023 now includes tons of new content and new ways to see deep inside the human body: More gross anatomy, microanatomy, and organ tissue models!

• Explore the layers of the heart wall
• Analyze the components of skeletal muscle
• Understand the fascia and septa that define the muscle compartments of the upper and lower limbs
• See inside the longest bone in the human body—learn the structures and blood supply of the femur
• Study the osteon, the main structural unit of compact bone
• Dig into hepatic lobules, the microscopic functional building block of the liver
• Examine enhanced gross anatomy of the male and female circulatory system

2021.2 (February 3, 2021)

• Minor corrections and bug fixes.

2021.2 (January 22, 2021)

• Minor corrections and bug fixes.

2021.1 (August 3, 2020)

Introducing Visible Body User Accounts! With your VB User Account, you can:

• Save and share all your newly created custom interactive content!
• Make 3D Views and Tours that include tags, 3D drawings, and notes, and edit them whenever you want.
• Share your 3D views with other Atlas 2021.1 users.

2021.0 (March 20, 2020)

• Set definitions text to read at larger or smaller sizes! Access the settings menu and choose your preferred text size.
• Dive deeper and move from gross anatomy to micro anatomy and back! We’ve linked even more Related Content to help maximize your learning experience.
• And, as always, bug fixes and performance enhancements.

2020.2 (February 5, 2020)

• F.A.S.T. Exam! View the peritoneum and organs in context to help with clinical evaluation.
• Easily move between recently visited views using the Back and Forward buttons.
• Improved Muscle Actions! View agonists and bones in motion! Use the info button to learn about synergists.
• And as always, bug fixes, enhancements, and minor improvements.

2020.0.73 (November 12, 2019)

• Minor bug fixes and improvements.

2020.0 (July 31, 2019)

• New Draw and Notepad features for 3D interactive lectures and note-taking!
• The male and female gross anatomy models have over a hundred new refinements.
  
  • Additional nerves, arteries, and veins in the head and neck region
    
  • Anatomy added and refined in the thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic regions

2019.2 (March 22, 2019)

• New, fast feature to study the muscles that attach to each bone! Select the bone, and see the options to view the surface area of attachment and use pins that reveal origin and insertion details for each muscle that attaches to that bone.
• Tag structures! Use the new 3D labels feature to show the name of multiple structures on screen. Use this feature for interactive presentations or to create study cards.
• Faster search for character-based languages! For those of you using the app in Chinese or Japanese, our robust search engine now includes Pinyin and Hiragana characters.
• And, as always, bug fixes and performance enhancements.

2019.1 (November 13, 2018)

• Launching Augmented Reality mode is easier than ever! Just tap the AR button that appears in the bottom left-hand corner of a view.
• Check out the new UI for the 3D cross sections. See 3D models next to cadaver images and CT or MRI scans.
• And, as always, bug fixes and performance enhancements.

2019.0 (August 10, 2018)

More content, more features, and even faster search capabilities!

• More 3D models and animations:
  • New anatomy: Refined model of the cerebrum, new motor and sensory maps, and new dermatomes.
  • New IAP: 3D Dental Anatomy
  • New IAP: Physiology and pathology animations
• Quench your need for speed! Our revamped search feature scours our visual database of over 11,500 visual items in seconds.

Note: This app requires Android 5 or later.

2018.5.47 (May 25, 2018)

• Minor corrections and bug fixes

2018.5.44 (May 18, 2018)

• Augmented Reality for mobile devices! Turn any room into an anatomy lab.
• New Augmented Reality Lab Activities Section! Use these 3D views along with our downloadable worksheets to create a virtual lab experience.
• And, as always, we've got performance enhancements, minor improvements, and bug fixes.

2018.5.32 (May 1, 2018)

• Minor corrections and bug fixes

2018.4.44 (March 8, 2018)

NEW! Augmented Reality for mobile devices! Turn any room into an anatomy lab. The Augmented Reality (AR) features for Android REQUIRE: Android 7 (Nougat) and a Google Pixel phone or certain Samsung Galaxy S7, S8, and Note8 models. Even more content added to our enormous 3D anatomy database:

• Tons of new gross anatomy, including enhanced male and female skin models, revised hand anatomy, refined female genitalia, more hip circulation, and new sagittal and coronal views of the skull.
• New microanatomy, including a cross section of a long bone, an osteon, blood vessels, a nephron, a simplified nephron, alveoli, and alveolar sacs.
• New 3D Gross Anatomy Lab! Dissect a virtual cadaver in the prone or supine position.
• New in-app purchase: 3D Dental Anatomy! Includes cusps, fossae, and surfaces, and cross-sectional views of an incisor, canine, premolar, double root molar, and triple root molar. Plus, an interactive, animated model of the upper and lower arches.
• Customizing a view has never been easier with the updated Systems Tray. You can now quickly add or subtract anatomy by system and/or region.
• Advanced “Select Others” option is now available. Use these options along with Fade and Hide to more rapidly remove anatomy from the model.
• Hide anatomy in record time with the new Dissection tool. Tap structures to quickly remove them and reveal underlying anatomy.
• New Isolate mode! Entering this mode temporarily stores your current view. You are now free to make as many changes as you like. Exit Isolation mode to return the model to its previous state.

2017.1.39 (October 16, 2016)

• In-app purchases now working as expected

1.0.25 (September 30, 2016)

• Complete male and female anatomy models
• 3D cross-sections with MRI scans and cadaver images for comparison
• Microanatomy, detailed bone models that show bony landmarks, and muscle anatomy that includes origin and insertion details, and animated muscle actions
• Animations for patient education, and quizzes for student study