Enatom is integrated into your university’s LMS system. Simply log in to your LMS environment and click the Enatom Logo. Please contact your university IT administrator if you can’t find the Enatom Logo.
What are the system requirements for Enatom?
Enatom works on any device with a modern web browser. However, on very old browsers, your experience might not be optimal. Additionally, loading times are related to video memory, so if you’re using older hardware, you might see a bit less detail. A stable internet connection is also recommended for the best experience.
Does Enatom save any personal information?
No. Enatom doesn’t collect any personal identification information. However, we do collect anonymous data on how you use our app to help make it useful for you.
Do I need special equipment to use Enatom?
No, Enatom works on laptops or tablets with a modern web browser. A stable internet connection is recommended for the best experience.
Can I use Enatom offline?
Not at the moment. Our application is based on photorealistic images of actual human specimens. Currently, we are streamlining the content to your browser.
How detailed are the specimens?
The specimens are photorealistic, offering highly accurate representations down to a microscopic level.
Can I study specific parts of the body in detail?
Yes, users can zoom in and explore individual layers of anatomy, such as muscles, blood vessels, and organs.
Can I take notes or mark specific areas in the application?
Yes, Enatom provides tools for creating notes, adding annotations, and highlighting important features.
How do I change my display language?
1. On the top right corner of the display, click on the user Menu.
2. In the user menu, using the Language option, you can change the language of the application.
Is there a tutorial for new users?
Yes. New users will go through our onboarding and learn how to use Enatom.
