UET was formed as a spin out corporation originating from National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and National Space Biomedical Research Institute (NSBRI) funded research activities to enhance medical education for non-physician astronauts and cosmonauts on the International Space Station. State of the art computer and video based educational tools were developed to increase medical care capabilities in the space program. The space-based research efforts required the development of unique, high-fidelity photo-realistic anatomic modeling capabilities that can be now used for broader applications. UET combines the best of the space programs research efforts to enhance the learner educational experience, especially for the non-expert audience. We now specialize in production quality 3D animation and graphic design services that demonstrate medical conditions, procedures, or anatomy for use in education, industry, or legal proceedings.

Dr. Dulchavsky currently holds the title as Chairman of Surgery and Surgeon in Chief at Henry Ford Health System, as well as Professor of Surgery, Molecular Biology, and Genetics, at Wayne State University School of Medicine. He is an experienced general surgeon with additional qualifications in critical care. Dr. Dulchavsky also has experience as an expert in medical legal defense. He provides medical oversight, quality control, and accuracy for all of the UET products.

Neil has been involved with graphic design and 3D content creation professionally for over twenty years. He has held various roles within product design, such as a class A surfacer, animator, digital designer, and senior visualization specialist. Neil has collaborated with several companies over his career, most recently including Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford Health System, and TACOM GVSC. He implements and manages the technology pipeline used at UET. Neil also oversees the development of the digital content within the UET products.