The María Cano University Foundation, based in #Cali, has taken a significant step towards educational innovation with the launch of its new training plan for Physiotherapy students. This program, titled “Building Dreams in 3D: The Magic of Modeling,” is a pioneering initiative that promises to transform the way students interact and understand the complex world of human anatomy.

Engineer Jesús David Garcés, who leads the training, is introducing students to the fascinating universe of 3D modeling. This technology not only allows you to visualize anatomical structures with impressive clarity, but also offers an interactive tool to explore and understand the human body in a completely new way.

The implementation of this technology in the field of Physiotherapy is a clear example of how education can benefit from innovation. Anatomical 3D models provide a richer and more detailed learning experience, allowing students to not only memorize, but also experience anatomy in a more intuitive and practical way.

This practical and visual approach not only consolidates knowledge, but also improves teaching-learning strategies. By immersing themselves in creating 3D models, students can develop a deeper understanding of Physiotherapy and its applications, better preparing them for real-world challenges.