Brain Tutor 3D Hack 3.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Rainer Goebel
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 3.0
ID: com.braininnovation.BrainTutor
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Description
Explore the brain from the palm of your hand! Learn about the structure and function of the human brain by interacting with high-resolution rotatable 3D mesh models in real-time like you've never seen it before!
Brain Tutor 3D uses rendered head and brain models as well as fiber tracts that were created from magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans of a study volunteer. The MRI data allows to look "inside" the brain using real-time slicing at millimeter resolution. For students, cognitive neuroscientists, medical professionals and everyone interested in the brain, the program provides information about the anatomy and function of the human brain with various atlases describing and visualizing lobes, gyri, sulci, Brodmann areas, subcortical structures, selected specialized functional areas and major fiber tracts.
With Brain Tutor 3D you can:
* Explore high-resolution 3D models of the head and brain in real-time.
* Visualize major white matter fiber tracts.
* Slice the brain along three axes (sagittal, axial and coronal).
* View MRI brain slices at millimeter resolution.
* Learn from text information about the functions of selected lobes, gyri, sulci, subcortical structures, Brodmann areas, functional areas and fiber tracts.
* Learn where brain structures are located both within 3D brain models as well as in MRI slices.
To get started:
* Tap on a 3D brain model to reveal a brain area at that location.
* Switch to another atlas and a specific brain area or fiber tract using the navigation tables.
* Select a 3D model (brain hemisphere, head) with the tab bar buttons at the bottom.
* Pan with one finger to rotate the brain model scene.
* Pan with two fingers to move the brain model scene.
* Use pinch gesture to zoom a brain model.
* Select the head model to switch to head slicing mode.
* Switch between navigation and slicing mode with two icons on right side in the top bar.
* In head slicing mode, pan with one finger to move the slicing plane.
* Tap on a slicing direction icon in the top bar to switch between three orthogonal slice planes.
* Tap on text icon (iPhone/iPod Touch) or info icons in brain areas/tracts table to view text information about selected brain structure.
This app has been designed and programmed by Prof. Rainer Goebel, a leading expert in anatomical and functional brain imaging and award-winning developer of scientific software. For more information about his work, see http://www.brainvoyager.com/RainerGoebel.html.
Brain Tutor 3D uses rendered head and brain models as well as fiber tracts that were created from magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans of a study volunteer. The MRI data allows to look "inside" the brain using real-time slicing at millimeter resolution. For students, cognitive neuroscientists, medical professionals and everyone interested in the brain, the program provides information about the anatomy and function of the human brain with various atlases describing and visualizing lobes, gyri, sulci, Brodmann areas, subcortical structures, selected specialized functional areas and major fiber tracts.
With Brain Tutor 3D you can:
* Explore high-resolution 3D models of the head and brain in real-time.
* Visualize major white matter fiber tracts.
* Slice the brain along three axes (sagittal, axial and coronal).
* View MRI brain slices at millimeter resolution.
* Learn from text information about the functions of selected lobes, gyri, sulci, subcortical structures, Brodmann areas, functional areas and fiber tracts.
* Learn where brain structures are located both within 3D brain models as well as in MRI slices.
To get started:
* Tap on a 3D brain model to reveal a brain area at that location.
* Switch to another atlas and a specific brain area or fiber tract using the navigation tables.
* Select a 3D model (brain hemisphere, head) with the tab bar buttons at the bottom.
* Pan with one finger to rotate the brain model scene.
* Pan with two fingers to move the brain model scene.
* Use pinch gesture to zoom a brain model.
* Select the head model to switch to head slicing mode.
* Switch between navigation and slicing mode with two icons on right side in the top bar.
* In head slicing mode, pan with one finger to move the slicing plane.
* Tap on a slicing direction icon in the top bar to switch between three orthogonal slice planes.
* Tap on text icon (iPhone/iPod Touch) or info icons in brain areas/tracts table to view text information about selected brain structure.
This app has been designed and programmed by Prof. Rainer Goebel, a leading expert in anatomical and functional brain imaging and award-winning developer of scientific software. For more information about his work, see http://www.brainvoyager.com/RainerGoebel.html.
Version history
3.0
2023-02-25
Version 3.0 is a major update of Brain Tutor 3D adding a separate 3D Slices View for orthographic slice planes on the left side and a new Tools panel on the right side. The new tools and features provide new functionality:
* You can, for example, start and stop rotation animations by tapping the two lower buttons of the Tools panel.
* Text informatoin is now shown in a floating ROI Description panel that displays explanatory text and connects to the corresponding region that you tapped on a brain model.
* Slicing the head mesh model is now easier and more powerful: You can drag with your fingers over the slice planes on the left side to move the cut planes of the head mesh model on the right side.
* You can also use the available space only for the Meshes View or the 3D Slices view by tapping the left or right pointing chevron-like buttons in the middle of the window (the 3D Slice View is initially visible on iPads but not iPhones).
* Use the advanced panels available from the Tools pane to simultaneously slice in multiple orientations, to navigate the scene with more control, and to change the "shininess" of the brain model.
Tap the User's Guide button in the Tools panel to learn all the details of this powerful new version of Brain Tutor 3D!
* You can, for example, start and stop rotation animations by tapping the two lower buttons of the Tools panel.
* Text informatoin is now shown in a floating ROI Description panel that displays explanatory text and connects to the corresponding region that you tapped on a brain model.
* Slicing the head mesh model is now easier and more powerful: You can drag with your fingers over the slice planes on the left side to move the cut planes of the head mesh model on the right side.
* You can also use the available space only for the Meshes View or the 3D Slices view by tapping the left or right pointing chevron-like buttons in the middle of the window (the 3D Slice View is initially visible on iPads but not iPhones).
* Use the advanced panels available from the Tools pane to simultaneously slice in multiple orientations, to navigate the scene with more control, and to change the "shininess" of the brain model.
Tap the User's Guide button in the Tools panel to learn all the details of this powerful new version of Brain Tutor 3D!
2.1
2017-04-19
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
This is a major universal update of Brain Tutor 3D now supporting also the iPad. As in version 1.0, you can learn about the structure and function of the human brain by interacting with rotatable 3D models in real-time. Brain Tutor 3D now uses a modernised user interface and provides high-resolution brain models. While the app is still free, this version provides new atlas types for subcortical structures, functional areas and fiber tracts that can be obtained via in-app purchases.
This is a major universal update of Brain Tutor 3D now supporting also the iPad. As in version 1.0, you can learn about the structure and function of the human brain by interacting with rotatable 3D models in real-time. Brain Tutor 3D now uses a modernised user interface and provides high-resolution brain models. While the app is still free, this version provides new atlas types for subcortical structures, functional areas and fiber tracts that can be obtained via in-app purchases.
2.0
2017-04-18
This is a major universal update of Brain Tutor 3D now supporting also the iPad. As in version 1.0, you can learn about the structure and function of the human brain by interacting with rotatable 3D models in real-time. Brain Tutor 3D now uses a modernised user interface and provides high-resolution brain models. While the app is still free, this version provides new atlas types for subcortical structures, functional areas and fiber tracts that can be obtained via in-app purchases.
1.0
2009-01-09
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subcortical structures (Unlock subcortical atlas with descriptions and visualisations in 2D and 3D.) |
Free |
JC749349479✱✱✱✱✱ | 14A2418✱✱✱✱✱ |
| fMRI areas (Unlock fMRI atlas with descriptions of major functionally localized areas visualized in 2D and 3D.) |
Free |
JC101021547✱✱✱✱✱ | EEDDC9A✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Fiber tracts (Unlock fiber tracts atlas with descriptions and beautiful 3D visualizations.) |
Free |
JC819957431✱✱✱✱✱ | 6638EAB✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.6 out of 5
9 Ratings
Reviews
Aironel,
New update makes it so much more worth it
Although it could have more information available (like the brainstem, for example), as it is now, it is the best app for studying the anatomy of the brain and the 3D structures inside.
The new update lets you have much more control over the MRI images, which links both 3D reasoning and 2D representations much better.
That being said, I would love to see more structures and details.
The new update lets you have much more control over the MRI images, which links both 3D reasoning and 2D representations much better.
That being said, I would love to see more structures and details.
spl3,
Very nice
$3 for the add-ons is well worth it, and provides lots of extra hi-res detail.
Dr. Mike y.,
Bait and switch
I had paid for Brain Tutor - now it appears that they aren’t supporting it for the new iOS and rolled Brain Tutor 3D and want to charge me for the functionality I already paid for.
SynapticSage,
Excellent cortical anatomy
Well obviously, this app leaves out a fair amount of gross neuroanatomy--but several other apps have it and the gross anatomy is honestly the easiest thing you encounter in neuro course; beyond that the difficulty and detail ramps up and your teachers (points to self) consipre to fail you (if you dont learn the material of course).
I also notices the people givig this app 2-1 stars come off as dithering idiots when I read their reviews. Look a few down from this one: someone claims it deserves 1 star b/c it doesn't include the diencephalon! Woop de doo. It's an easy structure. Moreover he or she then fails epically via claiming the dienchephalon contains the cerebellum...LOL....wow, just wow. That's so assinine it makes my head spin--the cerebellum juts out from the brain's stalk at the level of the pons, i.e., the metencephalon. Had that showed up in my quiz stack, it would receive a fat red X. Yes it's bad BUT there are plenty of apps that will show you it. Because the incompleteness, I subtract 1 star.
TL;DR Good MRI view and cortical anatomy. Not much else though.
I also notices the people givig this app 2-1 stars come off as dithering idiots when I read their reviews. Look a few down from this one: someone claims it deserves 1 star b/c it doesn't include the diencephalon! Woop de doo. It's an easy structure. Moreover he or she then fails epically via claiming the dienchephalon contains the cerebellum...LOL....wow, just wow. That's so assinine it makes my head spin--the cerebellum juts out from the brain's stalk at the level of the pons, i.e., the metencephalon. Had that showed up in my quiz stack, it would receive a fat red X. Yes it's bad BUT there are plenty of apps that will show you it. Because the incompleteness, I subtract 1 star.
TL;DR Good MRI view and cortical anatomy. Not much else though.
Dhhdueyshfsag,
Wow
I am impressed with how this has improved my overall understanding of neuroanatomy. Thanks! STOP giving this app bad reviews, u get what u pay for. Honestly are u gonna sit down for a couple hours a day studying with ur iPhone? I paid 40$ for netters' neuro note cards App, and while They are very detailed, I have trouble spending more than 10 minutes a day while I'm taking a crap to study them. For example, my 10 mins today were spent writing this review ;-)
In all seriousness, to learn the brain this should be one of the last resources u use. Right now, I have an atlas, a textbook, a high yield neuroanatomy text, a couple hundred pages of lecture notes, online neurosullabus, online sylvius, netter's iPhone neuro app, and and a lab study guide. For a free app, this is a great tool to brush up on what u know, get used to MRI pics, and understand the brain in 3D. It would def. Pay for a detailed version that included the spinal cord, but for this free app there is nothing more I can ask for.
In all seriousness, to learn the brain this should be one of the last resources u use. Right now, I have an atlas, a textbook, a high yield neuroanatomy text, a couple hundred pages of lecture notes, online neurosullabus, online sylvius, netter's iPhone neuro app, and and a lab study guide. For a free app, this is a great tool to brush up on what u know, get used to MRI pics, and understand the brain in 3D. It would def. Pay for a detailed version that included the spinal cord, but for this free app there is nothing more I can ask for.
maizedog,
Marvelous! Now about that iPad version...
It is difficult to capture in words just how much fun this app is to use. I work in a neuroimaging lab and after showing this off at a meeting I had to fight to get my phone back.
I would love to see vascular structures and cranial nerves as others have noted (and that Cerebrii has) but for pure neurological joy, nothing beats this snappy, intuitive interface.
Mad props to you Rainer Goebel. I hope you can find time to develop an iPad version.
I would love to see vascular structures and cranial nerves as others have noted (and that Cerebrii has) but for pure neurological joy, nothing beats this snappy, intuitive interface.
Mad props to you Rainer Goebel. I hope you can find time to develop an iPad version.
AquariaX,
Super
Great!! So cool. Only one comment that it's kinds inconvenience that u have seperate contorls on moving and rotating.
I have an idea here. You can make: one finger is rotate as usual; use two fingers to move and zoom. If the two points of finger contacts are close and move parallel, that's moving. That should be different from normal zoom in and out.
Thanks
I have an idea here. You can make: one finger is rotate as usual; use two fingers to move and zoom. If the two points of finger contacts are close and move parallel, that's moving. That should be different from normal zoom in and out.
Thanks
MyUserName0027,
Great for Med and Psy
This is a great application, great idea and good for those who are in the medical field dealing with the human brain and as well as those who may be interested. People can slice the brain digitally, look at it from the side and even just view the brain.
The only problem I have with this Brain Tutor is just that there isn't enough detail as I would like. But it is extremely really great for having on the phone. Useful, and cool just to show off to a friend.
The only problem I have with this Brain Tutor is just that there isn't enough detail as I would like. But it is extremely really great for having on the phone. Useful, and cool just to show off to a friend.
ins0mniac,
pretty cool, needs to be extended
I am a Neuroscience researcher and this is a great educational tool. But I would say this is a good start, needs to be extended. For example, white matter atlas would be a good addition. Also, the ability to switch on and off the visibility of a label momentarily (or adjusting the transperancy) would be valuable to actually learn the anatomy. Hopefully in future some capability of visualizing the user's own data will be added. That will be awesome.
KazooKazaam,
Who knew learning could be so much fun
I have always been interested in anatomy but this has made learning about the brain so much easier and now i just love to play with it. This App is such a great learning tool. I think that they should make this type of things for all types of the body.
