A clear teaching surface
Large touch displays keep the anatomy central to the conversation. The same teaching preparation can move between ATLAS formats.
The hardware
Start with the room, group size and teaching posture. The ATLAS range brings the same learning platform to independent study, shared practicals and faculty-led teaching.
Independent study & small groups
A compact upright format for independent revision and small-group teaching. Bring the complete ATLAS platform to a seminar room, library or skills lab, with the same teaching preparation available across the range.
A student revisits the brachial plexus outside the lab, isolates its branches and checks understanding before the next practical.
Independent revision, close to the next class.Practicals & small-group teaching
The everyday table for a dissection hall or tutorial room. Move from a shared practical to an upright explanation with motorised tilt, adjust the height for seated learners and reposition the table on locking castors.
A small group explores the thorax, removes layers around the mediastinum and uses the same view for a faculty-led discussion.
A clear shared reference for a focused group.Larger groups & teaching labs
CLASSIC XL offers a larger teaching surface on a motorised, tilting base. Use it for cohort demonstrations and group exploration in an anatomy laboratory or lecture room.
A faculty member demonstrates cranial nerve relationships to the cohort, then invites groups to isolate and trace individual nerves.
One explanation, followed by active exploration.Full-length anatomy teaching
A full-length horizontal surface for the dissection hall or anatomy museum. View the body from head to foot and follow relationships across regions, with learners gathered on every side.
A class traces the vessels from the head through the thorax and into the lower limb, connecting regional detail to the complete body.
Regional anatomy in a continuous whole-body view.The shared foundation
Large touch displays keep the anatomy central to the conversation. The same teaching preparation can move between ATLAS formats.
Multi-touch exploration, structure search, measurements and annotations support teaching together.
Built-in computing keeps the teaching environment together. Plan power, network and display connections with the installation team.
At a glance
Compare the format first. We’ll confirm the room requirements and exact specification in your quotation.
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| Teaching context | MINI | CLASSIC | CLASSIC XL | RAT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best suited to | Independent study & small groups | Practicals & small-group teaching | Larger groups & teaching labs | Full-length anatomy teaching |
| Posture | Upright, compact format | Motorised, tilting surface | Large, motorised tilting surface | Full-length horizontal table |
| Group | Individual learners & small groups | Small teaching groups | Larger groups & cohorts | Groups around the table |
| Typical room | Seminar room, library or skills lab | Dissection hall, tutorial or skills room | Anatomy lab or lecture room | Dissection hall or anatomy museum |
| Learning platform | Same ATLAS learning platform | Same ATLAS learning platform | Same ATLAS learning platform | Same ATLAS learning platform |
| Discuss this format | Enquire about MINI ↗ | Enquire about CLASSIC ↗ | Enquire about CLASSIC XL ↗ | Enquire about RAT ↗ |
Before you choose
Tell us how the table will be used. Compare the teaching format first, then confirm the proposed configuration.
Independent study, a shared practical or a faculty-led session: show us the lesson you want to teach.
Share the available space, delivery access, preferred teaching posture and seating requirements.
Discuss network and projector connections, commissioning and faculty training before finalising the supply.
Experience Humato ATLAS
Share the room, cohort size and teaching style. We’ll help you find the right format and prepare a clear specification.