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Virtual Reality to Teach Human Anatomy – An Interactive and Accessible Educational Tool

Virtual reality (VR) is a revolutionizing technology. Prior to 2016 VR systems were cost prohibitive, and user‐unfriendly. The Oculus Rift, first introduced in 2013, revolutionized the VR field by bringing forth the first commercialized VR system. In 2017, many affordable VR systems have been introduced into the commercial market, some costing less than a typical cellphone. The VR systems consist of a wearable headset, two controllers that allow the user to naturally interact with objects in the VR space, and lastly sensors connected to a computer allow for precise tracking of all head and hand movements.