Human science gallery
Introduce body systems through a group of anatomical display topics.
VIDEO DEMONSTRATION 16 sec
Human body systems gallery display — physical demonstration
Physical exhibit demonstration · Silent edit
Watch the movement.
Tour the group of transparent anatomy stations and see how body outlines, organ imagery and nearby touchscreens are arranged.
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Look at the action.
Understand the reference.
School learning route
Ask learners to locate organs and connect them with the functions explained at each station.
Public health education area
Provide a reviewed, accessible introduction to anatomical structures and their relationships.
This guide describes the visible action. The final performance and operating specification are agreed for the project.
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