Virtual Primate Exhibit

Description

Step into the Virtual Primate Exhibit, an immersive educational experience that brings primate anatomy to life through detailed 3D models of real primate skulls. Created from MRI scan data, these accurate reconstructions allow you to explore key morphological differences between the Haplorhini and Strepsirrhini suborders up close. As you navigate the virtual museum space, a guided narration by Samuel Wade provides insightful commentary, while interactive exploration lets you examine each skull from every angle. Developed by Gary Hansen, who handled modeling and programming, this project was originally designed as a college anthropology final. Discover primate evolution in a dynamic, hands-on environment where science and technology meet. Download the read me file for control instructions and begin your journey through primate morphology today.