Three interactive 3D atlases for undergraduate biology. Turn them, take them apart, and read as deep as you want — in your browser, in four languages.
All three run in the browser with nothing to install, and each opens two ways — Explore to swim through it, Study for the full nomenclature, the three reading depths and the papers behind them. Same cell either way, at the same true scale.
A whole animal cell you can turn and look into. Open the nucleus, section a mitochondrion, walk the secretory pathway from rough ER to vesicle.
Explore the cell
Peel through six layers, from skin to the deep core — muscle, bone, organs, vessels, nerves — on real segmented anatomy, each part named where it sits.
Explore the body
A bacterium at a tenth the scale of the animal cell — four envelope layers, a chromosome coiled into plectonemes, and all 55,000 ribosomes, none of them where the DNA already is.
Explore the bacteriumSimbiotiks is an educational technology initiative by Beavernets Technologies Inc. We build interactive 3D learning resources for undergraduate biology and biomedical science.
It is built by a Toronto Metropolitan University student. Every claim on screen is checked against reference material before it ships.
Every number and mechanism on screen is real and specific. These are read by students, so accuracy is not negotiable.
Biology and biomedical science students with an interest in visualization, science communication, or digital art work on this directly.
Choose the structures worth teaching and gather the reference data that keeps them accurate.
Turn that into 3D geometry and shading that reads clearly at the scale a reader actually sees.
Check every visual and every claim against standard references before it ships to a reader.
Write the passages at three depths, so one page serves a first-year and a fourth-year.
If you want us to help develop the educational content for your courses — a structure, a system, a whole module — get in touch. Tell us what you teach and we will build toward it.
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