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Body Layout: 34 Organs at Real Scale
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A flat layout of labeled human organs and body parts arranged on a surface, with cards showing short descriptions and NHS notes.

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Body Layout: 34 Organs at Real Scale
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yourinsides.com (opens in a new tab)

What it is

Thirty-four organs and body parts, each modeled at real scale and laid out on a table you can walk. Click any one and it becomes a card with what the part actually does, the signals it sends when something is wrong, and a short NHS note. Skin is the largest organ you can see. The brain burns a fifth of your energy while weighing almost nothing. The liver can regrow from a fraction of itself. The models come from BodyParts3D and Z-Anatomy; the presentation is a clean, quiet 3D scene that never tries to be a medical textbook.

Scroll through the flat lay or jump straight to a system. Voice can be toggled. It is general information, not advice.

How it’s made

Framework & Tool
Three.js
Domain
EducationMedical VisualizationInteractive LearningScientific Visualization
Interaction
Drag Interaction

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