Vendor needs to provide digital anatomy and physiology table system. – The proposed system must be a complete digital anatomy and physiology visualization table system, including hardware and software. – The system should have a single primary display with a diagonal measurement of at least 70 inches and be equipped with a comprehensive suite of connectivity ports. – The system should have a robust software application with features such as virtual dissection, physiology simulation, and pathology capabilities. – The selected vendor will be responsible for: • Supplying a new anatomy and physiology table. • Delivery, installation, and setup in Mahnomen, Minnesota. • Training for faculty/staff. • Providing warranties, service agreements, and ongoing technical support. – The proposed unit must be a mobile, self–contained system that can be transported between classrooms and laboratories. The system should allow for horizontal (table/dissection) orientation and vertical (upright/lecture) orientation. – The system's primary, full–body anatomical models are to be constructed from high-resolution, full–color, serially sectioned photographic images of human cadavers. Models derived purely from artistic renderings or computer–generated illustrations are less desirable as the primary anatomical content. – The system includes, at a minimum, five complete, fully segmented, life–size digital bodies. – That provides an accurate representation and simulation of real 3D anatomy, physiology, and digital pathology. – The system includes a library of real–tissue simulations of key physiological processes, including cardiac motions (full cardiac cycle), kinesiology (origin, insertion, and action of major muscle groups), ocular motions, and general nerve pathways.