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Human 4 Senses Collection 3D Model
A highly detailed 3D model representing the four primary human senses: sight, hearing, smell, and taste, each depicted with distinct anatomical and functional features.
Sight: The eye is intricately modeled with clear detail, showing the cornea, iris, pupil, retina, and optic nerve. The lens, sclera, and macula are also visible, demonstrating the process of light entering the eye, focusing, and transmitting signals to the brain. Animated elements may show light rays interacting with the eye’s components and traveling along the optic nerve.
Hearing: The ear is depicted in a realistic 3D structure, including the outer ear (pinna), ear canal, eardrum, and the inner components such as the ossicles (malleus, incus, stapes), cochlea, and auditory nerve. Sound waves can be shown entering the ear and being converted into electrical signals, represented by animated sound waves traveling through the ear to the brain.
Smell: The nose is modeled with exquisite detail, showcasing the nasal cavity, olfactory bulb, and olfactory receptors. Different scent molecules are animated entering the nose, interacting with the olfactory receptors, and transmitting signals via the olfactory nerve to the brain. The sense of smell is shown in its full process, from inhalation to sensory perception.
Taste: The tongue is represented in 3D with clear depictions of the taste buds and papillae. Different taste receptors (sweet, salty, sour, bitter, umami) are shown in their specific regions on the tongue, with color-coded sensory signals indicating how tastes are detected and transmitted to the brain. An interactive feature could show the chemical interaction of food with taste buds and the sensory pathways.
The model allows users to interact by rotating, zooming, and exploring each sensory organ from various angles, this a valuable tool for learning about the human sensory system.
Sight: The eye is intricately modeled with clear detail, showing the cornea, iris, pupil, retina, and optic nerve. The lens, sclera, and macula are also visible, demonstrating the process of light entering the eye, focusing, and transmitting signals to the brain. Animated elements may show light rays interacting with the eye’s components and traveling along the optic nerve.
Hearing: The ear is depicted in a realistic 3D structure, including the outer ear (pinna), ear canal, eardrum, and the inner components such as the ossicles (malleus, incus, stapes), cochlea, and auditory nerve. Sound waves can be shown entering the ear and being converted into electrical signals, represented by animated sound waves traveling through the ear to the brain.
Smell: The nose is modeled with exquisite detail, showcasing the nasal cavity, olfactory bulb, and olfactory receptors. Different scent molecules are animated entering the nose, interacting with the olfactory receptors, and transmitting signals via the olfactory nerve to the brain. The sense of smell is shown in its full process, from inhalation to sensory perception.
Taste: The tongue is represented in 3D with clear depictions of the taste buds and papillae. Different taste receptors (sweet, salty, sour, bitter, umami) are shown in their specific regions on the tongue, with color-coded sensory signals indicating how tastes are detected and transmitted to the brain. An interactive feature could show the chemical interaction of food with taste buds and the sensory pathways.
The model allows users to interact by rotating, zooming, and exploring each sensory organ from various angles, this a valuable tool for learning about the human sensory system.
