We currently have a web-based version of the bovine, canine, and equine models. These can be selected and viewed at the following link:
Earlier versions of this program are also available on GitHub (see information below) for use in VR Headsets using STEAM.
More information at: Virtual reality brings dog's anatomy to life for veterinary students
Planning for Virtual Reality: An Introductory Guide (document that provides step-by-step instructions and considerations to creating a VR space). A PDF version is available here.
Virtual Reality Dog 1.0
https://github.com/VTUL/vt-vr-dog
Virtual Reality Cow 0.1 Beta
https://github.com/VTUL/vt-vr-cow
The VR Dog and Cow were created under Principal Investigator, Michael Nappier, DVM, in collaboration with individuals and groups from the following Virginia Tech entities: University Libraries, Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, Institute for Creativity and Technology, and the School of Visual Arts. The team thanks the University of Pennsylvania for use of canine CT data.
Project Principal Investigator:
Dr. Michael Nappier, mtnapp1@vt.edu
Head of Vet Med Library:
Kiri Debose kdebose@vt.edu
Media/Publicity:
Ann Brown annbrown@vt.edu