Help Advance AI in Anatomy Education: Join the GUTSS Project

The University of Florida's PRISEM Lab led by Dr. Jeremy Waisome and UF Data Studio are leading an innovative project to make anatomy education more accessible and humane through artificial intelligence. The Guided Universal Training for Semantic Segmentation (GUTSS) project aims to develop an AI application that can identify animal organs from images, making anatomy education more accessible to schools with limited resources.

What is GUTSS?

GUTSS will allow students to upload images of animal organs - either from online sources or real-life dissections - and use AI to identify different anatomical structures. This breakthrough technology will:

Provide an interactive learning experience for schools without dissection resources.
Offer a humane alternative for anatomy education.
Help track genetic diversity across different species.

How You Can Help

We're seeking participants to contribute images for this important research. Here's how you can participate:

Image Requirements:

Take photos in landscape orientation
Capture clear overhead images of the specimen
Ensure organs are clearly visible (not obscured)
Avoid blurry pictures
Do not include humans in the images

Video Requirements:

Record in landscape orientation
Capture an overhead scan of the specimen
Move the camera slowly for clear footage

How to Participate

Scan the QR code in the project materials
Upload your images/videos through the Qualtrics survey
- Submit single images directly
- Create a zip file for multiple images

Click here to access the submission form.

Contact

For more information, please contact:

Dr. Christan Grant (christan@ufl.edu)
Dr. Jeremy Waisome (jwaisome@eng.ufl.edu)

Join us in revolutionizing anatomy education and making it more accessible for future generations!