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VOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology reaches one million registered users

VOKA graphic celebrating one million users, with an interactive 3D brain model displayed on a smartphone
Image credits: VOKA

VOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology has surpassed one million registered users worldwide, the project team reported.

VOKA is an educational platform for studying human anatomy and pathology through interactive 3D models and animations. Designed for medical students, educators and practising professionals, the product is available on mobile devices, computers and in a web browser.

The company emphasised that the milestone reflects the work of the entire team:

“The hands of those who modelled and animated every anatomical structure. The minds of those who wrote code for mobile devices, computers and the web. The eyes of those who proofread medical texts. The efforts of everyone who created videos, built relationships with content creators, supported users and fixed bugs. Every release, every model, every post — your work is part of this number.”

VOKA’s mission is to make complex anatomy and pathology accessible to study, visually clear and scientifically accurate. The company has not disclosed what proportion of registered users actively uses the platform.

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