A 3D Lens into the Body

The HoloAnatomy® learning platform transforms the way students learn anatomy. Developed by Case Western Reserve University (CWRU), a leading light in global medical education, HoloAnatomy uses extended-reality technology to provide a 3D lens into the human body. As a result, students learn faster, retain more vital information, and transcend the classroom with unprecedented collaborative potential.

AlensiaXR (formerly Ilumis) was formed to help CWRU extend this pioneering platform to every anatomy program in the world.

"HoloAnatomy is like the Google Maps of the human body.”

—Anna Campbell, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Chair, Anatomy Department at ATSU-SOMA
“HoloAnatomy is a new way to teach anatomy that doesn’t involve costly cadavers. Virtual learning is democratizing what has been an elite understanding of the human body.”

NBC Nightly News
"Within minutes of experiencing HoloAnatomy by walking through the spinal column, we were wholeheartedly convinced the new College of Osteopathic Medicine would use this. Hundreds of thousands of dollars were saved in this decision, allowing for the adaption of other teaching equipment and tools."

—Leslie Catron, M.A.ED, BSN, RN, CHSE, Simulation Center Director, Clinical Instructor Faculty
“Making HoloAnatomy Software available at an undergraduate level not only makes high quality anatomy education more available to everyone, but could really help students like me jumpstart their journey to become a doctor.”

—Razaq Duroduye, CWRU MSTP Student, Class of 2027

Case Western Reserve University
“Our students love HoloAnatomy Software. This generation enjoys this modality tremendously, and this has helped us make the teaching stick. We could not be more pleased."

—Dr. Stuart Flynn, TCU Founding Dean

Learn Faster.
Understand More.
Retain Information Longer.

Preliminary studies have revealed extraordinary results:

Medical students learned anatomical content almost twice as fast compared to traditional cadaveric dissection.
Medical students who supplemented dissection with HoloAnatomy retained information 44% better when tested on the same content eight months later.

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Attract Top Students. Accelerate Research Funding.

HoloAnatomy represents the future of medical education, with immersive extended-reality technology that transforms learning outcomes. By illuminating the human body virtually, academic institutions can reduce the expensive, time-consuming task of obtaining and maintaining cadavers.

This next-generation solution will attract tech-savvy students, entice donors, and save budgets for more pressing expenditures.

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A rapidly expanding network of institutions is using HoloAnatomy Software to provide a more engaging, effective learning experience.

A 3D Lens into the Body

"HoloAnatomy is like the Google Maps of the human body.”

“HoloAnatomy is a new way to teach anatomy that doesn’t involve costly cadavers. Virtual learning is democratizing what has been an elite understanding of the human body.”

"Within minutes of experiencing HoloAnatomy by walking through the spinal column, we were wholeheartedly convinced the new College of Osteopathic Medicine would use this. Hundreds of thousands of dollars were saved in this decision, allowing for the adaption of other teaching equipment and tools."

“Making HoloAnatomy Software available at an undergraduate level not only makes high quality anatomy education more available to everyone, but could really help students like me jumpstart their journey to become a doctor.”

“Our students love HoloAnatomy Software. This generation enjoys this modality tremendously, and this has helped us make the teaching stick. We could not be more pleased."

Learn Faster. Understand More. Retain Information Longer.

Save Funds. Attract Top Students. Accelerate Research Funding.

Download the HoloAnatomy Demo and experience the future of medical education.

Learn Faster.
Understand More.
Retain Information Longer.

Save Funds.
Attract Top Students. Accelerate Research Funding.