General Anatomy
Orient within a 3D body across 11 anatomical systems. Move from whole-body context to layers and isolated structures, then use eight preset views and clipping planes to examine depth, boundaries and spatial relationships.
Eight Clinical DT tools
Eight distinct tools. One connected Clinical Digital Twin.
Move from anatomical orientation to modeled disease, biosignals, human movement, mechanics and synchronized critical-care scenarios—each with its own workflow and interpretation boundary.
Enter the workspace ↗Clinical DT capabilities
Choose the tool that matches the question.
Every capability below has a dedicated guide and opens through the same Clinical DT workspace.
Clinical Anatomy
Search by anatomical name, clinical name, source ID or system. Review sourced structure records, landmarks, neighboring structures and clinical relationships while keeping generalized anatomy separate from patient findings.
Disease Simulator
Explore 36 implemented diseases across 11 systems using single or combined conditions, severity and mechanism-based interventions. Follow MAP, relative multi-system states and evidence-linked change over a longitudinal timeline.
ECG Simulator
Import supported WFDB, EDF or CSV recordings up to 12 MB and select from as many as 16 leads. Compare original and filtered traces, detected beats and timing such as median heart rate while preserving source provenance.
EEG Simulator
Import supported EDF, BDF or CSV recordings up to 12 MB with 1–256 channels. Define channels and time segments, compare original and filtered views, use playback and examine band power in the context of the selected source and settings.
Posture and Movement
Compare standing, seated, supine, prone and lateral poses using implemented joint-axis controls. Follow movement paths such as arm elevation, hip–knee flexion and squat through phase-based playback from 0.1× to 2× speed.
Biomechanical Analysis
Work in joint-moment, force/contact or tissue-mechanics modes. Relate provenance inputs, units, geometry and reference frames to response curves, vectors and metrics, with saved revisions or JSON export for traceability.
ICU Simulator
Bring episode context, vitals, ECG, EEG, other signals, labs, radiology, examinations and reports into one synchronized view. Follow anatomy, waveforms and multi-system change across the timeline, then trace responses through Evidence.
One workspace, eight bounded workflows.
Start with the relevant guide, establish the tool’s baseline and context, then change one implemented factor when possible. Each guide explains the inputs, comparisons, provenance and limits specific to that capability.
All launch links open the same Clinical DT workspace; select the required tool after authentication. The public website explains the platform, while the live workspace controls current access and routing.
Educational simulation only
These tools do not diagnose, monitor or treat patients. Never enter real patient data or use modeled output for clinical, procedural or emergency decisions.
Move from the guide to the live workspace.
Select the tool that matches your question and keep its model boundary visible.