VOKA is happy to announce that our 3D atlas, VOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology, now supports French, Spanish, and Portuguese.

The update covers the full platform interface and 3D model catalog, adding the new languages to the existing English, German, and Russian options.

We believe language should never be a barrier to understanding human anatomy. The expanded language support makes VOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology more accessible to learners and healthcare professionals around the world.

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About the update

The localization extends across the platform, including the 3D model catalog, articles, and interactive tools. With three new languages now available, more users can explore:

  • 350+ anatomy models. Male & female regional anatomy, systemic anatomy, microanatomy, biomechanics, and embryology.

  • 750+ pathology models. 19 specialties, including dermatology, dentistry, gynecology, and others, with 120+ different pathology types.

  • 55+ articles. A library of scientific articles about human diseases and treatment methods written by professional in-house doctors.

  • Interactive tools. Dissect, zoom, and rotate each model and highlight its labeled parts.

All text, labels, and user interface elements are available in French, Spanish, and Portuguese. Our in-house medical team reviews the localized content for clinical precision in each language.

Why multilingual access matters

Anatomical and scientific terminology is crucial for medical education, and a translation that’s close but not quite right can cost a student real understanding.

Extending full interface and catalog localization to three more major languages means more educators can teach with VOKA in their classroom’s language. It also means more students can study anatomy the way they’ll eventually practice it, without the additional burden of translation.

Looking ahead

This update reflects VOKA's broader commitment to making 3D-based medical education accessible to as many learners as possible, wherever they are. We're grateful to our localization, medical, and development teams for their work.

If you're curious to see the new languages in action, open VOKA 3D Anatomy & Pathology and explore the updated experience for yourself!

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