When you update to the latest version, you will need to go to the Settings of the VR Headset, and adjust the ‘Auto-Sleep Time’ to 15 minutes, instead of the default Setting.

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We have determined that in certain instances, when updating to the new 3D Organon XR for PC-Powered VR, it may be necessary to Revoke your License Key to use it again to Login as normal.
Please find below the step-by-step instructions on how you can Revoke a License Key from the online 3D Organon Customer Portal:

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The 2024 edition of 3D Organon includes over 14.000 anatomical structures across 15 body systems, showcasing new features such as the Ultrasound VR Simulator (for pc-powered VR and VIVE Focus 3), the XR Medical Imaging, the Medverse (the medical metaverse – the updated Network module), interactive Quiz, cadaveric images, refactored body actions, renovated tools, new high-detailed microscopic models and new futuristic environments among others.

We offer bundles of seat licenses for students exclusively in universities and institutions. Additionally, students have the option to subscribe individually and gain access to their desktop computers, standalone VR, tablet, and smartphone devices.

With educational institutions globally adapting to multimodal learning you can stage online virtual classrooms with 3D Organon. 3D Organon facilitates accelerated learning and teaching in medical sciences and anatomy across desktop, mobile, and virtual reality devices.

Interstate and overseas students are enabled to experience the tangible benefits of immersive 3D technologies via online virtual classrooms where anatomy is demonstrated live and students are able to explore with cross-platform device support. Out of the classroom setting, students can access the whole database of 3D models, images, animations, and definitions on their own devices for self-directed study from home.

The Premium version includes the Ultrasound VR simulator, the interactive quiz mode, cadaveric images, and the possibility to create a virtual room for remote delivery sessions (multi-user module).

Have you followed the installation instructions in the User Manual relevant to your product located in the Knowledge Base section of the 3D Organon webpage?

If you still have issues feel free to get in touch with us. Please contact our Customer Support Team at [email protected]

1. Visit the online 3D Organon Customer Portal: https://store.3dorganon.com/en/login
2. Login using your credentials: Your log in details are the same ones you use to launch 3D Organon.
3. Access your Order History: Once logged in, navigate to “Order history and details”.
4. Select the relevant order: Find the order associated with your license key and select it.
5. Find your license key: In the order details, you’ll find your license key.
6. Revoke your license: Scroll down and locate the ‘Revoke’ option.
7. Test it out: Launch 3D Organon VR Anatomy again to ensure everything works smoothly.

3D Organon apps are available on multiple platforms and devices, including desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphone, and pc-powered and standalone Virtual Reality (VR) headsets.

3D Organon apps are supported on Windows 10, Apple macOS, Apple iOS, and Android operating systems. They are available for HTC Vive, HTC Vive Pro/ Pro Eye, HTC Vive Cosmos, HTC Vive Focus 3, Oculus Quest 2,  Microsoft Mixed Reality headsets, and Pico Neo 3.

One can choose between walking and standing / seated VR experience in a single environment depending on their free space requirements and preferred use case scenario.

Mixed Reality mode (VR+AR) is available for HTC Vive Pro, HTC Vive Cosmos VR headsets, Pico Neo 3, HTC Focus 3 and Oculus Quest 2.

Users can apply a combination of headsets and experiences in a lab, tutorial room, medical practice and lecture theater.

To install 3D Organon, please select an online store suitable for your device. 

PC-powered VR headsets:

• STEAM 
• VIVEPORT
• OCULUS Store – please contact the  3D Organon team to get the redeem code

Standalone VR headsets:

• Oculus Quest 2 – Oculus AppLab
• HTC Vive Focus 3 – Download here
• Pico Neo 3 – Turn on your Pico Neo 3, navigate to the App Store and search for 3D Organon VR Anatomy. 

Desktop computers:

• Apple Mac laptop/desktop- STEAM
• Windows 10 laptop/desktop – STEAM or Microsoft Store

Tablet and mobile devices:

• iOS smartphone & tablet – App Store
• Android smartphone & tablet – Google Play
• Huawei devices – App Gallery

Standalone VR solutions are available for purchase here. For PC-powered VR software please send us your query here

Every 3D Organon license is allocated to one workstation / device. In case of a device upgrade you can revoke the license key for it here to be used on another device.

Yes, we do. On top of the standard 12-month subscription we offer 24, 36 and 60-month discount subscriptions. Please contact us here for more details.

3D Organon proudly serves the global market. Its extensive knowledge-base of anatomical definitions is available in 16 languages: English, traditional Chinese, simplified Chinese, Latin (terminology), German, Italian, Spanish, Georgian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Ukrainian, French, Thai, Dutch, and Greek (UI).

3D Organon applications are made available for other platforms, too. While the 3D Organon VR Anatomy app is available for virtual reality devices, other anatomy applications are accessible via mobile, desktop and tablet devices.

We support HP, Acer, Samsung HMD Odyssey, Asus, Dell Visor, and Lenovo Explorer Windows Mixed Reality headsets among others. Check the first page of our website for more information.

PC-powered VR headsets are those which require a connection to a computer graphics card. We support the following PC-powered experience VR headsets: HTC Vive Pro/ Pro Eye, HTC Vive Cosmos, Microsoft Mixed Reality, and HP Reverb G2.

Standalone VR headsets are those which don’t need to be connected to a computer, they are also called wireless or untethered. At present, we support Oculus Quest 2, HTC Focus 3, and Pico Neo 3 headsets. The standalone VR headsets have a weaker GPU (graphics processing unit) than the PC-powered headsets.

The Guest access in 3D Organon is free to everyone and does not require an account to use it. You get both the actions and joints of the skeletal system as a bonus. The paid solutions provide a complete database of muscle actions and organs.

The 3D Organon VR Anatomy integrates walking and standing / seated VR experiences in a single environment. You can fully control the 3D model in terms of rotation across any axis, panning, size scaling from your VR controller buttons to suit your current conditions and requirements.

Every 2022 edition license allows up to 10 users + educator to be connected in a virtual room. If you need access for more than 10 users in a virtual room, please contact us for a license upgrade. There are options for up to 100 users per room.

The multi-user and cross-platform functionality is enabled in all versions of 3D Organon from 2019.0.0 onwards. A single 3D Organon 2022 edition license is enough to create a virtual room for remote delivery anatomy sessions. Students can join a virtual session with the ‘Login as Guest’ option of the 2022 edition, at no cost.

An unlicensed 3D Organon 2022 installation has limited access to individual components and body systems of 3D Organon. The Personal edition can only be installed on personal devices and does not support remote delivery sessions.

In Windows 10 operating system, the screen captures files are located in the ‘3D Organon‘ folder in your Documents system folder.

The wide range of supported platforms in 3D Organon allows you to use the most appropriate use-case scenario based on your resources and requirements. They span from self-directed learning to small-group learning, amphitheater sessions, and patient education. It is super easy to implement your use case based on your curriculum and course requirements.

Get inspired by the most common use case scenarios.

1. Students using 3D Organon for individual self-directed study (with the ability to mirror view on a 2nd screen or wall projector). Supported devices and operating systems: PC-powered VR headset (HTC VIVE Pro, HTC VIVE Cosmos, HP Reverb G2, and Microsoft Mixed Reality), Standalone VR headset (Oculus Quest 2, HTC Focus 3, and Pico Neo3) or Windows/Apple Mac laptop/desktop,  Apple and Android mobile and tablet devices. 
2. Student- or Educator-led small group teaching. A laptop, mobile, or tablet are fit for purpose. Augmented Reality mode could be used to superimpose anatomy in a real environment with the mobile and tablet app. Models could be superimposed on human subjects as well.
3. Educator-led large group session/lecture. In this case, we recommend the educator use the PC-powered VR or Desktop version of 3D Organon. 
4. Multi-user cross-platform session. There are multiple ways you can stream a virtual classroom. For example, an educator may use the VR or Desktop or Tablet version of 3D Organon to run an online session with students being able to join from institutional or their devices.
5. Online virtual classes with interstate and overseas students participating remotely. The anatomy session is live, and students partake via voice and text chat. Away from the virtual classroom, students can access the whole database of 3D models, cadaveric images, animations, interactive quizzes, and definitions on their own devices for self-directed study and formative assessment from home.
6. Library-designated VR workstations. It enables students to quickly access immersive anatomy education.
7. Patient education – 3D Organon is empowering patient-centered medicine by helping doctors visually explain the appearance, position, and relationships of body structures to patients. It bridges the knowledge gap between patients and doctors and helps patients make informed decisions.
8. Operating theater – Revision and guidance of anatomy before and during surgery. 
9. Cadaveric dissection – 3D Organon models to be used to compare with cadaveric anatomy. This gives students a primer on the anatomical planes of dissection and the structures. With the Mixed Reality mode, you can compare 3D models with cadaveric specimens while having your hands free for dissection.
10. Clinical skills – Revision of anatomy before and during physical examination workshops.

You can implement a combination of the above scenarios according to your requirements. Our versatile solutions can scale up based on your available floor space, budget, and the number of students per class.

You can easily cast your VR view wirelessly on a large screen or projector. Please, have a look at the following links:

Oculus Quest 2: https://support.oculus.com/1053142614872870/

Pico Neo 3: https://vr-expert.com/kb/how-to-screencast-with-the-pico-neo-3/#:~:text=Put%20on%20your%20Pico%20Neo,Enable%20wireless%20display’%20is%20enabled.

HTC Vive Focus 3: https://www.vive.com/us/support/focus3/category_howto/casting-your-screen.html

Yes, there are hundreds of interactive, USMLE style cases / formative assessment questions included in the Premium version of 3D Organon.

Click on the ‘Quiz’ icon on the left side panel. Select the body system(s), the total number of questions, time allocation, and press the ‘START QUIZ’ button. At least one body system needs to be selected to unlock other options.

• Each question comprises a stem, lead-in, and 4-5 distractors.
• The distractors can be switched off in the ‘Create a Quiz’ menu to increase difficulty by clicking on the ‘Show answer options’ button. Users are to view distractor options only for reference.
• To select the potential correct answer, you need to perform an interactive exploration, select a structure on the model and press the ‘APPLY ANSWER’ button. Then by clicking ‘NEXT’ the next question appears.
• There are questions where further exploration and virtual dissection is required. Click on the ‘Hide’ button (as many times as needed) to expose deeper anatomical structures for selection.
• When ready to exit the Quiz, just click on the ‘SUBMIT’ button.

For more information please visit the 3D Organon Anatomy for Desktop | User Manual here.

3D Organon is available for Oculus Quest 2 through Oculus AppLab.

The Left Controller serves as a rotation tool across the vertical and horizontal axis and the Right Controller serves as a tool to pan and scale the model.

To execute any of these movements you need to move the thumbstick of the controller to the left, right, up or down and then press it.

For Standalone VR, we currently offer two versions, the Standard and Premium version. It is completely the same software with the only difference being that the Standard version doesn’t include the interactive quiz mode, cadaveric images and the possibility to create a virtual room (multi-user and cross-platform support).

• 3D ORGANON VR ANATOMY | STANDARD

• 3D ORGANON VR ANATOMY | PREMIUM

Installation process:

• Please download 3D Organon VR Anatomy through Oculus App Lab: https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/6218475558223281/

  As long as you’re signed in to your Facebook account, you’ll be able to add it to your library (by clicking on Free).

  Then to install 3D Organon just put your VR headset on go to Apps and click install on the 3D Organon icon.

Once you download and install 3D Organon, launch the app and log in with your credentials.

• Username:………………………………
• Password: created during the activation of your 3D Organon’s account; if you forgot your password, you can reset it here
• License Key: …………………………… (use the last 10 characters or the whole key)

If you have any questions or you need assistance with the installation, do not hesitate to contact our Customer Support Team at [email protected].

Once you download and install 3D Organon, launch the app and log in with your credentials:

• Username: your email
• Password: created during the activation of your 3D Organon’s account; if you forgot your password, you can reset it here
• License key: sent to your email for a selected device (use the last 10 characters or the whole key)

If you have any questions or you need assistance, do not hesitate to contact our Customer Support Team at [email protected].

Students can join the virtual room for remotely delivery anatomy from any type of device and from anywhere in the world. They can download the free version from a suitable online store (depending on the type of the device they are using) and then they will log in as a Guest. In the ‘Guest’ mode you can join the virtual room and you have access to the skeletal and connective tissues system only. 

Please note that every Premium license includes a multi-user and cross platform support for up to 10 users plus educator in the virtual room. This support can be upgraded to up to 30, 50 or 100 users. The price of the upgrade goes on top of the price of the Premium license.

As a customer of 3D Organon you are eligible for all the updates to new Editions during the subscription period.

If you have used Oculus AppLab to download 3D Organon you will get the updates automatically. 

To take a screenshot simply hold down the Oculus button on the right Touch controller and press either trigger. It is important that you keep the Oculus button held down, don’t release it until you are done.

You will hear the screenshot sound effect and see a floating notification letting you know it worked.

In your headset, bring up the Quest menu by pressing the Oculus button on your right controller. Find the Share section (three dots connected by lines icon). You can cast to your smartphone through the Oculus smartphone app. You can also cast to any compatible devices on your network like a TV with Chromecast.

Recorded videos and captured photos are stored on the headset. First make sure your Quest 2 headset is not in Developer mode. You can do this by opening the mobile app you used to setup your Quest 2, clicking on the headset in the Settings menu, click More Settings, and then make sure the “Developer Mode” toggle is off.

Then all you have to do is plug your Oculus Quest 2 into your PC via a USB-C to USB cable and put it on quickly to accept the prompt asking for access.

To find your screenshots and videos open up your File Explorer on your PC and navigate to Oculus > Screenshots or Oculus > VideoShots.