Browsing the Body

ColdWetDog writes "Google Labs has an interesting new line of business — human anatomy. The Google Body Browser is a 3D representation of the major parts of the human body. Based on the well known and very expensive Zygote 3D artwork, you can zoom in, rotate, view the various organ systems (bone, internal organs, nerves) in various states of transparency. Very much like Google Earth in both execution and concept. Written with HTML5, it requires WebGL to work. The Firefox 4 beta seems to work fine. Google, of course, recommends Chrome."

"Google, of course, recommends Chrome."

[chemicaldave]

Which, ironically enough, cannot load the page at all for me.

breasts and genitalia?

[toQDuj]

quick question, does it show breasts and genitalia? The images on the "you need chrome"-page suggest otherwise. Which would be a great step backwards in terms of biology education, but completely intelligible from an america-centric self-censorship perspective.

Re:This is where I hate Apple

[Goaway]

This is because WebGL is an experimental feature. It is not meant to be easy or obvious! WebGL is not read for general use yet.