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Anatomage Developing high-tech education solutions
Makers of the Anatomage Table & Science Table
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Applications are open for this year's Anatomage Teacher Awards, and it's your time to shine! 🏆We want to hear about the ...
06/05/2026

Applications are open for this year's Anatomage Teacher Awards, and it's your time to shine! 🏆

We want to hear about the positive impact you're having with your students, school, and wider community. Now's your chance to be recognized for your outstanding work with Anatomage!

Deadline: 11:59 PM PT on Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Sign up now: https://anatomage.com/teacher-awards/

We were honored to host the 2026 National Anatomage Tournament this past weekend at our new San Jose headquarters. Congr...
06/02/2026

We were honored to host the 2026 National Anatomage Tournament this past weekend at our new San Jose headquarters. Congratulations to our Top 4 teams!

1st place: Second Pulse from Arcadia High School
2nd place: Griffins from Issaquah High School
3rd place: Peters' Poodles from Francis Tuttle Technology Center
4th place: Teletubbies from Newport Senior High School

Thanks to all our participants for coming out to compete, and a special shout-out to all the advisors, family, and friends who were there to support!

Already interested in next year's competition? Learn more about the Anatomage tournaments here: https://tournaments.anatomage.com/

05/29/2026

Your stomach contains enough acid to break down food every single day, yet it doesn’t digest itself.

Your stomach lining is constantly renewing, replacing its surface cells every 3-4 days to protect the tissue from powerful digestive acids and enzymes.

Explore more real human anatomy at https://anatomage.com/

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to chat at last week's MLA 2026 conference! We're grateful for the opportunity to s...
05/26/2026

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to chat at last week's MLA 2026 conference! We're grateful for the opportunity to showcase Anatomage's innovations to the wider health information community!

05/22/2026

At the Anatomage Conference, educators discover how innovation and technology are bridging gaps in student engagement, comprehension, and passion for learning in medical and science education.

Ready to discover how your peers are using Anatomage? Join us for Anatomage Conference 2026!

🗓️ July 23–24, 2026 in Santa Clara
✍️ Register now: https://anatomage.com/anatomage-conference/

Which body system produces hormones?a) Nervousb) Lymphaticc) Endocrine👇 Find the answer and more info here: https://anat...
05/19/2026

Which body system produces hormones?
a) Nervous
b) Lymphatic
c) Endocrine

👇 Find the answer and more info here:
https://anatomage.com/quiz

05/15/2026

A comprehensive anatomy education isn't restricted to studying only healthy, standardized bodies.

That's why the Anatomage Table offers multiple bodies based on real human cadavers, including an 88-year-old female with pancreatic cancer, who offers a rare opportunity to study both healthy anatomy and the spread of metastases in true-to-life 3D detail.

05/13/2026

Real anatomy, with true holographic visualization.

Anatomage Xtreme Reality introduces a new way to experience anatomy, bringing real human cadaver data into true 3D space. Built with our unique content on Sony's Spatial Reailty Display, students can study anatomy with never-before-seen dimensionality.

Learn more at https://anatomage.com/xtreme-reality/

The human foot contains 26 bones that work together to support movement, balance, and weight distribution.The tarsals, l...
05/11/2026

The human foot contains 26 bones that work together to support movement, balance, and weight distribution.

The tarsals, located in the hindfoot and midfoot, connect the foot to the leg at the ankle joint and help form the structure and arches of the foot.

Can you identify them all?

05/05/2026

Your eyes can distinguish between 10 million different colors?!

It's all thanks to the light-detecting cells in your eyes called cones, which are sensitive to red, green, and blue light. Our brains can blend those signals together, allowing us to see a wide spectrum of color.

Explore more real human anatomy at https://anatomage.com/

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