1. Using StereoScopic 3D Projection in
Studying Muscle Anatomy
Steven J. Jones, Aaron Hosier, Vishal Singh
University of Nebraska
Lincoln, NE

2. Golden Era of 3D- 1950’s

3. Anaglyph 3D (red & blue lenses)

4. 3D Rennaissance - Theaters
 3D Theaters- IMAX 3D, REAL D 3D,
Dolby 3D, and XpanD
 4,000 3D Theaters in the USA
 Passive 3D

5. Going to the Movies
 Alice in Wonderland
 Toy Story II
 Avatar

6. Passive 3D- Polarized Glasses

7. June 11, 2010
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/news/story?id=4796555

8. Active 3D- LCD Shutter Glasses

10. CT-Scan
 Carcass scanned at several mm increments

11. 3D-Doctor
 Muscles and bones outlined

12. 3D-Doctor (continued)
 Surface Renderings of individual muscles
and bones exported in DXF format

13. Photography
 Photographs taken of real muscles from
various angles

14. Lightwave 3D
 Import DXF format muscles and bones

15. Lightwave 3D (continued)
 Re-assemble carcass and smoothen geometry

16. Lightwave 3D (continued)
 Use photographs of real muscles to UV map
textures onto 3D geometry

17. Lightwave 3D (continued)
 Make 3D animations and render

18. The Bovine 3D Program

20. The Beef Carcass

21. Selecting a Muscle

22. Selected Muscle

23. Muscle Data

24. Individual Muscle

25. Beef Skeleton

26. Muscle Properties

27. Pork Carcass

28. Questions?