Observed arrival · 2026-09-21
corpuStream: Anatomy from the Driver’s Seat
An interactive anatomy lesson lets you travel through the human body as a red blood cell.
- For
- Anatomy learners and curious physiology students
- Worth noticing
- Routes include the Circle of Willis, great saphenous vein, brachial artery, and a gut tunnel.
Field notes
The experience models circulation as a road system, with oxygen-rich and oxygen-poor routes receiving different colors and white blood cells appearing as different classes of police vehicle. Visitors can choose from named anatomical routes such as the internal carotid to the Circle of Willis or the great saphenous vein, then use driving controls, parking, maps, and guided-tour options. The page also exposes physiology-style dashboard values including heart rate, breathing rate, oxygen saturation, and oxygen cargo.
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