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Anatomage Tables (Qty. 2) or equivalent advanced digital anatomy visualisation and virtual dissection systems for Trinity College Dublin (TCD)

Trinity College Dublin the University of Dublin_336 · Ireland

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Official summary

The Discipline of Anatomy, at the School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin seeks to purchase two (2) Anatomage Tables or equivalent advanced digital anatomy visualisation and virtual dissection systems. The proposed systems must provide life-size interactive touchscreen displays capable of presenting highly detailed three-dimensional (3D) human cadaveric anatomy datasets derived from real human donors/cadavers for teaching and learning purposes across…

What is being procured?
Deadline Not announced
Estimated value150,000 EUR
PublishedAug 28, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

The Discipline of Anatomy, at the School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin seeks to purchase two (2) Anatomage Tables or equivalent advanced digital anatomy visualisation and virtual dissection systems. The proposed systems must provide life-size interactive touchscreen displays capable of presenting highly detailed three-dimensional (3D) human cadaveric anatomy datasets derived from real human donors/cadavers for teaching and learning purposes across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

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  1. Competition notice

    · TED 361331-2026

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  2. Result notice Current notice

    · TED 594612-2026

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