Technological Advancement
This is mans great achievement
Throughout history, Man always seeks to understand himself as much as the world around him. Even evident in ancient cultures spanning many millennia we can see evidence of this anomaly in the animal world. Thousands of years ago they explored the human body in great detail, paying attention to it's role as well as function in life. They also sought how best to damage and or fix the body as war, marauding, day to day survival was the norm.
_"Know thy self,
know thy enemy. A thousand battles, a thousand victories". Sun Tzu
The exploration never ceased, however it was always a smaller group or type on person that would research, experiment and document their findings. They forged on, working to fully uncover man's inner working and how to affect them purposefully, measurably and exactingly.
"Never Give Up" - Winston Churchill
We never did.
Since first starting in Kyusho (exploration of the nerves and physiological anatomical affects) for Health, Protection, Control and even Intimacy, the search has been for better technology to educate people more easily and with greater understanding. It has also been forged on the same process of ["research, experiment and document" our findings. We "forged on, working to fully uncover man's inner working and how to affect them purposefully, measurably and exactingly".]
We have just made yet another advancement with more refined technology... we started with basic 2D anatomical drawings, then advanced to 6 layer interactive (Zygote) drawings that would fade in the users choice from skin to muscle to nerve to blood vessels to bone and to organ.
Another Advancement
Now comes a 3D imagery that can move, zoom, rotate and flip between and add or subtract any or all of these 6 layers.
This will help us better explain the inner physiological and functional aspects of the nerve, blood and organ systems.
_Now the animation above... well it ain't so great as this was my first attempt at actually making an animated .gif file... so the image is smaller and rough, with a more jerky animation than what we offer in our educational program. _
But they will get better...
As we never stop advancing
Nor do we ever Give Up.
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Image Credit: Ming Dynasty Publication, my phone, kyusho.com