Higher education..presenting the first virtual dissection table – New Algeria

It took place today at the Ministry of Higher Education Research Introducing the first innovative Algerian virtual dissection table for anatomy training.

The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Kamal Badari, supervised the presentation of the project, in the presence of the Minister of Knowledge Economy, Emerging Institutions and Micro-enterprises, Mr. Yassin Al-Mahdi Walid, as well as representatives of the university family and researchers.

This table was designed and manufactured in partnership and cooperation between… university Saeeda, the “Condor” company, and two emerging institutions, in addition to an Algerian researcher residing abroad.

According to the explanations provided, these were designed Table Which is the first of its kind in Algeria through the development of immersive digital technologies and 3D simulation. This table will be used as an educational tool in medical colleges and their annexes at the national level.

The occasion was an opportunity to confirm the government’s representative Kamal Badari This project is “the fruit of positive cooperation” between his sector and emerging institutions, adding that this product confirms “the ability of Algerian researchers to transform innovative capabilities into realistic products and market them to contribute to the development of the economic sector.” As it falls within the “digitization of pedagogy and live information,” he announced that this table will “enter into service next September at the level of Saeeda University.”

Not far from that, Yassin Walid said that the increasing number of innovations resulting from scientific research “at various national universities, which highlights the positive change that he knows.” area Scientific research” in the country.

Emphasizing the state’s support and encouragement of “innovations through several advantages,” especially since Algerian youth “are able to rise to the challenge by embodying ambitious projects with international dimensions.”