3DMedivision Officially Launches Entry into the Global Medical Edutech Market

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunseok Yoo] ThreeD MediVision announced on the 14th that it will actively launch Vet TV and 3D Canine E-Anatomy content overseas based on the veterinary medical education video platform ‘Veterflix’ utilizing 3D video systems.

ThreeD MediVision plans to expand its overseas market entry to India, China, Japan, and other countries this year, starting with the U.S. market in July. First, it will simultaneously launch veterinary education content necessary for veterinary dentistry courses in Korea and the U.S. in partnership with American universities.

They plan to first provide about 100 videos, including 50 U.S.-produced contents made since early this year and English versions of domestic content. Additionally, English versions of about 200 domestically produced contents will be sequentially expanded. Preparations for opening global versions in English, Chinese, and Japanese are also in the final stages.

Anatomy practice is a crucial process in veterinary education where theoretical anatomical structures are directly observed. However, once a structure is dissected during practice, it cannot be observed in its original form again. When the number of cadavers (dissection specimens) is limited, many students crowd together, making observation difficult. Due to the nature of the practice, individual repetitive learning is impossible. Furthermore, with the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic, face-to-face medical school practical education has often been canceled, and major practical courses like anatomy cannot be conducted solely through online lectures, highlighting the need for supplementary solutions, according to the company.

ThreeD MediVision explains that Veterflix, the world’s first developed and serviced platform, is a new educational method that compensates for these limitations in veterinary practical training. In particular, 3D Canine E-Anatomy is an audiovisual system for anatomy practice content that helps structural understanding based on 3D-recorded dissection videos and supports continuous education through repetitive learning.

Vet TV’s 3D Canine E-Anatomy content vividly shows the dissection procedures and anatomical structures to be observed, making it highly useful for pre-practice review. Flip-learning through this content helps reduce the time required for practice by mastering the procedures, allowing students to secure time to re-examine dissected structures and improve learning efficiency. Additionally, anatomical structures that could only be seen in the dissection room can be viewed in detail on an enlarged screen anytime, enabling repetitive learning.

Vet TV has been expanding its supply to domestic veterinary colleges since May last year, starting with Chungbuk National University College of Veterinary Medicine. Currently, four out of ten domestic veterinary colleges use veterinary educational video content created by ThreeD MediVision.

A company official stated, “As medical classes have shifted to online due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic, the number of universities seeking collaboration is steadily increasing. Vet TV provides a vivid experience as if practicing on actual cadavers and allows clear understanding of anatomical structures, receiving positive evaluations.”

He added, “We plan to supply Vet TV to universities worldwide through market entry into India, which has the largest number of veterinary colleges globally, as well as China, the U.S., and Japan. Based on years of technology and know-how, we will grow into a leading ‘global medical edutech’ company driving the ‘digitech’ education market.”

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