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Last edited Apr 5, 2025
Created on Apr 5, 2025

This interactive visualization displays the human nervous system as a detailed 3D model, featuring the central and peripheral nervous systems, spinal cord, and neuron structures. The visualization uses Three.js for 3D rendering, with OrbitControls for navigation and CSS2DRenderer for dynamic labels. Users can rotate, zoom, and click on any anatomical structure to view its function in an information panel. A dropdown menu switches between different nervous system views, and buttons toggle additional details or neuron-specific visualizations. The code defines over a dozen brain region objects, including the cerebral cortex, amygdala, and hippocampus, each with positional data, scale, color, and explanatory text.

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3D Interactive Nervous System Visualizer

This interactive 3D visualization allows users to explore the human nervous system, including:

  • Central Nervous System (CNS)

    • Brain structures and regions
    • Spinal cord

  • Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)

    • Somatic nervous system
    • Autonomic nervous system (sympathetic and parasympathetic)

  • Neuronal Structure

    • Detailed neuron anatomy
    • Neural networks and connections

Features

  • Interactive 3D model with zoom, pan, and rotate controls
  • Detailed information about each structure when clicked
  • Toggle between different views (CNS, PNS, Neurons)
  • Dynamic labels for all major structures
  • Detailed neuron visualization

Technologies Used

  • Three.js for 3D rendering
  • HTML5 and CSS3
  • JavaScript ES6+

Usage

  1. Use your mouse to rotate and zoom around the 3D model
  2. Click on any structure to see information about its function
  3. Use the dropdown menu to switch between different nervous system views
  4. Click the buttons to toggle additional details or view specific structures

Educational Purpose

This visualization is designed for educational purposes to help students and enthusiasts learn about the structure and function of the human nervous system.

MIT Licensed

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