Curiscope has designed Virtuali-Tee, a smart T-shirt that lets you peek inside the human body through a mobile, tablet or virtual reality device.
Not only can you see your bones, organs and vessels*, you also can tap specific body parts and areas on the display to learn about them — turning the technology into a 3-D biology teacher.
“Too often we feel detached from learning,” said Ed Barton, Curiscope CEO. “We study the body in school but only in a textbook, on screen or with a solid model. This kind of technology lets us interact with the anatomy* and explore it in animated 3-D, and this kind of learning can happen anywhere, at any time.”
For a US$25 pledge, consumers will receive a finished tee that they can interact with through the app. Curiscope is using the tracking engine vuforia for augmented reality* as part of a custom app build.
This technology will not work on just any T-shirt either, there is a specific code built into the Virtuali-tee for the app to work.
Each shirt comes with a Curiscope cardboard VR headset.(SD-Agencies)
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