SAINT PETERSBURG, Fla.– VOKA’s 3D Anatomy & Pathology Atlas has reached 100,000 active monthly users, averaging 3,000 new users daily. The milestone highlights the growing demand for digital anatomy platforms across medical and healthcare communities worldwide.
Now used in more than 190 countries, VOKA.io provides medical students, healthcare professionals, and enthusiasts with interactive 3D models to explore complex anatomy and pathology. Areas such as central nervous system disorders and cardiac pathology have become particularly popular, demonstrating the platform’s value in tackling challenging subjects.
“We’re seeing something remarkable happen,” said Ilya Zamotin, VOKA’s Chief Medical Expert. “Medical students and professionals worldwide can now access the same detailed brain tumor models used by top surgeons, enhancing global learning opportunities. They can rotate, dissect, annotate—all on their phone during a coffee break.”
From cellular structures to complete organ systems, VOKA delivers a wide range of expert-verified 3D models. Institutions including City of Glasgow College and RAK Medical & Health Sciences University have adopted VOKA to strengthen anatomy education, valuing its accuracy and user-friendly design.
To support broader adoption, VOKA now offers organization-wide licenses, enabling institutions to integrate the platform across entire programs for collaborative, scalable learning.
With more than 1,000 interactive 3D models, 4,000 labeled structures with detailed descriptions, advanced visualization tools, multilingual support, and AR functionality, VOKA is transforming how anatomy is taught and studied. By extending anatomical education beyond the classroom, it empowers students preparing for exams and clinicians explaining procedures alike.
