@CaryHawkins_ I have a chrome extension - on my github! download it and load it in
github.com/ashemag
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This Free Open-Source Repo Lets You Explore Anatomy in 3D
ashemag/human-atlas
#OpenSource t.co
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Built a Three.js embryo explorer with continuous transitions from whole-body view to individual structures
built a free, open-source human embryo explorer using Three.js, with help from GPT-6 Astra.
It shows 16 developmental stages. One slider coordinates structure separation, layout, and camera movement from the assembled model to an overview of its parts, then close inspection.
One interaction bug: moving from an organ to the slider cleared its hover state, leaving inspection without a target. Retaining the target and adding a part selector fixed that transition.
On mobile, the overview becomes a scrollable two-column layout with larger controls. Touch handling separates page scrolling from model rotation, though physical-device testing is still limited.
Ash’s Human Atlas inspired the navigation; this explorer focuses on developmental stages. The geometry is illustrative and hasn’t been clinically validated.
20-second demo: x.com
MIT-licensed code: pratikgx/embryo-explorer
Inspiration: ashemag/human-atlas
I’m the creator; the explorer is free and requires no account. Would appreciate feedback on the camera transitions and how you’d handle selecting small structures on touchscreens.
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human-atlas: Open-Source 3D Anatomy Explorer
human-atlas is an open-source 3D anatomy viewer built with React and Three.js. It lets you explore 2,234 selectable anatomical meshes across 15 body systems directly in your browser.
Source: ashemag/human-atlas
Researched, written and narrated with AI tools (Gemini), checked against the sources above.
#Shorts #OpenSource #WebDev
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open sourced piece
ashemag/italian-studio
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推荐一个超牛的开源项目：
ashemag/human-atlas
我敢打赌，这类内容会把 大学灭了。 t.co
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5 Free Open-Source Study Tools for PDFs, Notes & Research
Trying to study from PDFs, scanned pages, or notes saved all over the place? This video looks at five free, open-source tools that can help you make practice questions, copy text from scans, read alongside translations, find saved research, and explore anatomy in 3D. I’ll show what each one is useful for, how to try it, and the important limits to check first.
We cover PickQ, OCR It, ImmerseFree, Capd, and Human Atlas. Generated questions, recognized text, and machine translations can be wrong, so check them against the original. Translation features send text to the provider you choose unless you use a local model; provider costs and limits may apply. Capd requires macOS 26 or later. Human Atlas is for education, not diagnosis or medical advice.
Free, open-source study and research tools:
- PickQ (make a practice bank from your own materials): Nauv357/pickq
- OCR It (extract text from paginated documents): thiagotigaz/ocr-it
- ImmerseFree (bilingual reading in a desktop browser): chang416/ImmerseFree
- Capd (capture and search saved research on Mac): jamiedavenport/capd
- Human Atlas (interactive 3D anatomy explorer): ashemag/human-atlas
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AI disclosure: The narration was generated with AI using the creator’s own voice reference. Some visuals are illustrations, not real screenshots of the featured apps.
Search topics: free study apps, open-source PDF tools, OCR scanned PDF text, bilingual reading extension, research notes app for Mac, searchable screenshot notes, interactive 3D anatomy viewer.
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Human Atlas: An interactive 3D anatomy explorer built with React, Three.js, and shadcn/ui (4.2k stars)
What it does
All text below is quoted directly from the project README.
>An interactive 3D anatomy explorer built with React, Three.js, and shadcn/ui. Take the BodyParts3D adult male reference apart into 2,234 individually selectable meshes, explore 15 anatomical systems, and search 3,432 named concepts.
Explore:
- Orbit, zoom, and select structures directly on the body.
- Toggle individual systems or use skeleton and organ presets.
- Move from assembled anatomy to a spaced inventory of every visible piece.
- Search anatomical names and source identifiers.
- Isolate a selected structure and read its details.
- Use compact controls and detail panels on mobile.
>Requires Node.js 22.13 or newer. No API keys or accounts are needed.
>This is an educational explorer, not a diagnostic or surgical tool.
Repository
ashemag/human-atlas
Repository stats
|Metric|Value|
|:-|:-|
|Stars|4,152|
|Forks|1,077|
|Last release|None|
|Languages|TypeScript 95.9%, JavaScript 2.7%, Python 1.2%|
|Contributors|1|
|AI contributor accounts (Claude / Codex / Cursor / Copilot)|None|
|AI co-authored commits|None|
Main contributor
|Field|Value|
|:-|:-|
|Name|Ashe Magalhaes|
|GitHub|@ashemag|
|Commits to this repo|8 (top contributor)|
|Bio|high octane|
|X / Twitter|@ashebytes|
|Followers|530|
|Public repos|56|
|On GitHub since|2014-07-08|
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@JaviRubio4 oy bummer. on github repo is the grokbot topic modeling if you want to grab github.com/ashemag
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@CaryHawkins_ I have a chrome extension - on my github! download it and load it in github.com/ashemag
This Free Open-Source Repo Lets You Explore Anatomy in 3D ashemag/human-atlas #OpenSource t.co
Built a Three.js embryo explorer with continuous transitions from whole-body view to individual structures built a free, open-source human embryo explorer using Three.js, with help from GPT-6 Astra. It shows 16 developmental stages. One slider coordinates structure separation, layout, and camera movement from the assembled model to an overview of its parts, then close inspection. One interaction bug: moving from an organ to the slider cleared its hover state, leaving inspection without a target. Retaining the target and adding a part selector fixed that transition. On mobile, the overview becomes a scrollable two-column layout with larger controls. Touch handling separates page scrolling from model rotation, though physical-device testing is still limited. Ash’s Human Atlas inspired the navigation; this explorer focuses on developmental stages. The geometry is illustrative and hasn’t been clinically validated. 20-second demo: x.com MIT-licensed code: pratikgx/embryo-explorer Inspiration: ashemag/human-atlas I’m the creator; the explorer is free and requires no account. Would appreciate feedback on the camera transitions and how you’d handle selecting small structures on touchscreens.
human-atlas: Open-Source 3D Anatomy Explorer human-atlas is an open-source 3D anatomy viewer built with React and Three.js. It lets you explore 2,234 selectable anatomical meshes across 15 body systems directly in your browser. Source: ashemag/human-atlas Researched, written and narrated with AI tools (Gemini), checked against the sources above. #Shorts #OpenSource #WebDev
open sourced piece ashemag/italian-studio
推荐一个超牛的开源项目： ashemag/human-atlas 我敢打赌，这类内容会把 大学灭了。 t.co
5 Free Open-Source Study Tools for PDFs, Notes & Research Trying to study from PDFs, scanned pages, or notes saved all over the place? This video looks at five free, open-source tools that can help you make practice questions, copy text from scans, read alongside translations, find saved research, and explore anatomy in 3D. I’ll show what each one is useful for, how to try it, and the important limits to check first. We cover PickQ, OCR It, ImmerseFree, Capd, and Human Atlas. Generated questions, recognized text, and machine translations can be wrong, so check them against the original. Translation features send text to the provider you choose unless you use a local model; provider costs and limits may apply. Capd requires macOS 26 or later. Human Atlas is for education, not diagnosis or medical advice. Free, open-source study and research tools: - PickQ (make a practice bank from your own materials): Nauv357/pickq - OCR It (extract text from paginated documents): thiagotigaz/ocr-it - ImmerseFree (bilingual reading in a desktop browser): chang416/ImmerseFree - Capd (capture and search saved research on Mac): jamiedavenport/capd - Human Atlas (interactive 3D anatomy explorer): ashemag/human-atlas Subscribe to Siamese Cat Dev for more practical open-source finds. Know a useful project? Recommend it in the comments. In Bangkok and need a break from the screen? Come unwind with the cats at our café: siamesecat.cafe Looking for good deals around Bangkok? Find local offers at bestdealbangkok.com More creative projects from Siamese Cat Dev: creative.siamesecat.cafe AI disclosure: The narration was generated with AI using the creator’s own voice reference. Some visuals are illustrations, not real screenshots of the featured apps. Search topics: free study apps, open-source PDF tools, OCR scanned PDF text, bilingual reading extension, research notes app for Mac, searchable screenshot notes, interactive 3D anatomy viewer.
Human Atlas: An interactive 3D anatomy explorer built with React, Three.js, and shadcn/ui (4.2k stars) What it does All text below is quoted directly from the project README. >An interactive 3D anatomy explorer built with React, Three.js, and shadcn/ui. Take the BodyParts3D adult male reference apart into 2,234 individually selectable meshes, explore 15 anatomical systems, and search 3,432 named concepts. Explore: - Orbit, zoom, and select structures directly on the body. - Toggle individual systems or use skeleton and organ presets. - Move from assembled anatomy to a spaced inventory of every visible piece. - Search anatomical names and source identifiers. - Isolate a selected structure and read its details. - Use compact controls and detail panels on mobile. >Requires Node.js 22.13 or newer. No API keys or accounts are needed. >This is an educational explorer, not a diagnostic or surgical tool. Repository ashemag/human-atlas Repository stats |Metric|Value| |:-|:-| |Stars|4,152| |Forks|1,077| |Last release|None| |Languages|TypeScript 95.9%, JavaScript 2.7%, Python 1.2%| |Contributors|1| |AI contributor accounts (Claude / Codex / Cursor / Copilot)|None| |AI co-authored commits|None| Main contributor |Field|Value| |:-|:-| |Name|Ashe Magalhaes| |GitHub|@ashemag| |Commits to this repo|8 (top contributor)| |Bio|high octane| |X / Twitter|@ashebytes| |Followers|530| |Public repos|56| |On GitHub since|2014-07-08|
@JaviRubio4 oy bummer. on github repo is the grokbot topic modeling if you want to grab github.com/ashemag