If a picture tells more than a thousand words, imagine a simulation where the image is updated 24 times per second. How much information couldn’t be communicated this way?
With this premiss, knowledge will be spread about biomechanics to all who are interested with the help of a tool called VIS.
About the project
Visualization through Image and Simulation, VIS, is a project aimed at using the Finite Element Method, FEM, to generate 3D visualizations as a means for augmenting the understanding of biomechanical courses of impact injuries.
In Sweden there are around 50 000 yearly cases of trauma to the head and neck and the majority include the central and peripheral nervous systems. Today’s standard for diagnosing and treating...
