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How to Share the Body Simulation with Patients

أربريا بادي uses a proprietary “Local AI” engine body simulator designed to deliver fast, realistic 3D simulations in real time.

Open Arbrea Suite #

Launch the أبريا سويت app on your iPad to begin the simulation.

Click Training Hub or New Patient #

Begin by exploring step-by-step guidance to help you become familiar with each feature in the Arbrea Suite.

Why Is It Important?

Gives you a clear learning path and hands-on practice with all the tools.

Getting Started #

Once you’ve completed the simulation in Arbrea Body, you’re ready to share the results directly with your patient. Tap the Share & Archive tab at the bottom of the screen.

Accessing Screenshots & Gallery #

Inside Share & Archive, you’ll find:

  • Screenshots – individual captures taken during the simulation session
  • Gallery – a collected view of all your screenshots and any recorded videos from the session

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Selecting Content to Share #

Browse through the gallery and tap to select the screenshots or videos you want to share with the patient. You can select multiple items at once — for example, a before/after screenshot alongside a simulation video.

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Exporting #

Once you’ve made your selection, you have two export options:

  • Export as ZIP – bundles all selected files into a single ZIP file, ideal for sending everything at once via email or a file sharing platform
  • Individual Export – exports each selected file separately, useful if you want to share specific images one by one

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Tips #

  • Take screenshots at key moments during the simulation — different angles, before/after views — so you have a rich gallery to share with the patient afterward.
  • Videos are especially impactful for patients, as they can see the simulation from multiple angles in motion.
  • The ZIP export is the most convenient option when sharing a full consultation summary with a patient.

Conclusion #

أربريا بادي allows you and the patients to visualize realistic body outcomes before the consultation, so patients are prepared to move forward.

Updated on يونيو 4, 2026