3D Medivision announced on the 14th that it will launch Vet TV and 3D Canine E-Anatomy contents in earnest based on the veterinary medical education video platform "Veterflix" using the 3D video system.

Three Medivision plans to expand its entry into overseas markets such as India, China, and Japan this year, starting with its entry into the U.S. market in July. First of all, it will join hands with U.S. universities to launch veterinarian education contents necessary for veterinary dentistry courses in Korea and the U.S. simultaneously.

​From the beginning of this year, it plans to provide more than 100 services first, including 50 U.S. contents and English versions of domestic contents. In addition, the English version of more than 200 contents produced in Korea will be expanded sequentially. Preparations for the opening of global versions such as English, Chinese, and Japanese are also in the final stage.

Anatomy practice is an essential process in veterinary education as a step of directly checking the theoretical anatomical structure with the eyes.

However, the structure once cut during the anatomical practice cannot be observed again, and if the number of cadets (anatomical bodies) is small, it is difficult to observe due to the concentration of many students, and individual repetitive learning is impossible due to the nature of the practice.

In addition, due to the prolonged COVID-19, practical training at medical schools based on face-to-face lectures is often canceled, and major practices such as anatomy cannot be conducted only through online lectures, so the need for supplementary measures has been raised.

Veterflix is attracting attention as a new educational method that complements these limitations of veterinary practice. In particular, 3D Canine E-Anatomy is an audiovisual system of anatomical practice content that helps structural understanding and supports continuous education through repetitive learning based on 3D anatomical practice images.

Vet TV's 3D Canine E-Anatomy content vividly shows the procedure for dissection and the anatomical structures to be observed. 
It is highly utilized, such as pre-practice before Training. 

Flip-learning through viewing of the content can reduce the time required for practice and increase learning efficiency by securing time to check the dissected structure of students again through smooth progress through familiarization of the practice procedure. In addition, the anatomical structures that could only be seen in the anatomical practice room can be viewed in detail on the enlarged screen at any time and repeated learning is possible.

Vet TV is expanding the supply of veterinary schools in Korea, starting with the supply of veterinary schools at Chungbuk National University in May 2020. Currently, four out of 10 veterinary medicine universities in Korea are using veterinary educational video content created by 3D Media Vision.

A company official said, "As medical classes are dealt with online classes due to the prolonged COVID-19, the number of universities that want to collaborate is steadily increasing. Vet TV is receiving positive reviews because it can feel as if it is practicing for actual cadets and clearly understand the anatomical structure."

We plan to supply Vet TVs to universities around the world through entry into the Chinese, U.S., and Japanese markets this year, he said. "Based on years of technology and know-how, we will grow into a leading global medical edutech company leading the 'Digite' education market."

Sources : MoneyToday(https://news.mt.co.kr/mtview.php?no=2021061418352372297)(KR)

Veterflix (veterflix.com), serviced by medical edutech company 3D Media (CEO Kim Ki-jin), said it successfully completed the first and second patella classes on the 9th of this month.

Unlike in the past, where online courses were dominated, the patella class is an online and offline special course that includes observation and individual guidance, and Lee Joon-seop, CEO of the Treatment Meng Animal Hospital, who conducted patella more than 1,000 times, trained as a Course Master.

The patella class consisted of systematic programs such as three video lectures, three observations, one assist, and one-on-one individual guidance, and recruited trainees by limiting them to three per rider for intensive education.

The technique students learned in this class is a tibial fixation surgery using pins recommended by Aovet, which is preferred because the operation time is short, recovery is fast after surgery with strong fixation, and stable transmission and maintenance without a cast.

One of the students who participated in the completion ceremony said, "It was very helpful to learn in detail through assistance after repeated learning by watching VOD lectures provided in advance. In particular, the instructor taught me in detail so that I can operate on my own." In particular, the instructor told me in detail so that I could perform surgery on my own, he said. "I highly recommend it to veterinarians who want to do patella surgery, but have never done it or need supplementation."

Veterflix is scheduled to host the third patella class thanks to the enthusiastic support of the students.​

Three Medivision (CEO Kim Ki-jin), a medical edutech company that services vet professional education video platform veterflix.com, said it has expanded and moved its office following the expansion of its business and personnel.

The newly relocated office address is "No. 309 on the third floor of the 16-Baeknam Building in Eulji-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul."

The office has been relocated to the wider third floor as it is, and a studio has been established on the 10th floor of the existing office building to provide lecture filming and offline training. In addition, an additional 3D video experience center was installed in the studio so that anyone can watch 3D filmed videos for free.

Three Medivision plans to accelerate its overseas business along with the relocation of its office building.​

Veterflix (veterflix.com), serviced by medical edutech company 3D Medivision (CEO Kim Ki-jin), announced that it will open a 3D video experience center for free.

Anyone can experience the event for free, allowing them to watch free 3D videos through the 3D system installed in the Veterflix operator's studio.

If there is a video purchased from Veterflix, the video can also be viewed in 3D through the experience center.

MiniVR will also be presented to visitors to the 3D video experience center. MiniVR is a small and light size that is easy to carry, so you can watch 3D videos anytime, anywhere on your smartphone.
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This special benefit, which applies to all visitors, is provided until inventory runs out.S​