When students in biology and anatomy classes at Texas A&M University- Texarkana first enter their classroom, they are greeted with a new, high-tech piece of equipment to help them better understand human and animal bodies. Earlier this year the university acquired and installed an Anatomage Table in the university’s science and technology building.

The Anatomage Table is an interactive 3D Anatomy & Physiology learning tool that helps students learn through virtual dissection. Billed a...