Better Understanding of Human Organs with the Growing Technology Augmented Reality

This research looks at how augmented reality (AR) is being used to teach students about the human body in the field of medicine. To determine how well an augmented reality tool can help medical educators and their students learn, a mobile app was developed. The study employed quantitative approaches to answer the question of whether or not the AR tool significantly improved learning results. It used 3D models that students could manipulate to see how the augmented reality software influenced their engagement, recall, and performance on tests. The results show that using the AR tool greatly enhances learning by increasing student engagement, facilitating information retention, and boosting exam scores. It was observed that the application's design was user-friendly and inclusive, ideal for both novices and specialists. It exemplifies the potential benefits of augmented reality in educational settings by providing a novel and engaging method of imparting knowledge of human anatomy.