Asimov's "Fantastic Voyage" inspires a show stopping VR medical animation

MONTCLAIR, N.J. - Dec. 14, 2016 - PRLog -- VR is all the rage after the facebook demo went viral. But is it truly better? Scientific Animations, a U.S. based medical animations studio, is launching an interactive, amusement park like journey inspired by Isaac Asimov's "Fantastic Voyage."

The immersive virtual experience allows viewers to fly through a beating heart, travel through the cerebral cortex, and float up the "glass aquarium" like abdominal vein.

"The distinctive nature of VR is very counterintuitive. Although we know what we're seeing isn't real, our mind and body behave as if it were. Its level of immersiveness is unparalleled", said Ashish Khera, Founder, Scientific Animations.

"We have come up with "Fantastic Voyage" to give a glimpse of the potential of VR in the healthcare domain, and what the future beholds. Unlike majority VR applications, the purpose of this video goes beyond user engagement. We're attempting to help viewers learn about the human body through a guided tour in an immersive-interactive environ.", said Girish Khera, MD Scientific Animations.

The trailer reveals the true sense of wonder that only VR can accomplish:

Watch here : https://youtu.be/vG3IoeRmrVI



So stay tuned for the launch of the complete "Fantastic Voyage" immersive video and interactive app.

Bon voyage!

About Scientific Animations

Founded in 2004, Scientific Animations is the world's leading 3D Medical Animation and Integrated E-learning solutions company, and has recently forayed into the Virtual Reality space. To learn more about their expertise, click here to reach out:

www.scientificanimations.com/contact-us/