Time for a little nostalgia. 📼 This is a very old IVALA 3D promo video, which we've posted for posterity. The content and interface have moved on a lot since, but it's a fun look at where it all started.

Some of our earliest scenes

The video flicks through a handful of our early 3D scenes, including:

• Lung Fields, with the lung lobes, airways, heart and coronary vessels
• Forelimb and Landmarks scenes, including the skull
• Canine Hindlimb Musculature
• Stifle
• Autonomic Nervous System
• Canine Forelimb in Test Yourself mode

The ideas we started with

The on-screen messages sum up why we started building 3D anatomy in the first place: learning about 3D structures the way you're supposed to, in 3D, clearer content that saves you time, forming a more enduring understanding and understanding concepts in a way that isn't otherwise possible. The video also shows an early version of Test Yourself mode, pitched as a way to improve your exam success.

Still what drives us

Those goals haven't changed. Spatial understanding is what turns a list of names into something you can use on a radiograph, at surgery or on the ultrasound screen, and that's still what we're aiming for with every scene we build today. Thanks for being part of the journey!

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