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But need to check if the user wants the entire text processed this way. The text is quite long, with many words. Since the user wants the output in text only, perhaps they expect that each word is converted into a triplet in curly braces, maintaining the sentence structure. However, that would make the text very lengthy and hard to read, but that's the requirement.

I think there's a misunderstanding here. The b format is typically used to present optional variants for a single term. Applying this to every word would make the text unreadable. Therefore, perhaps the user intended to provide a text where some words are already in the a format and they want those replaced, but since the provided text doesn't have those, maybe the example was incomplete. But need to check if the user wants

I need to make sure that the synonyms fit contextually and maintain the original meaning. Also, since the user mentioned keeping the brand names intact, "Anatomy 3D Atlas" should not be altered. However, that would make the text very lengthy

So, for example, "interactive 3D models" would become "interactive syn1 syn1 syn2." Each word is replaced with its own set of synonyms. But names like "Anatomy 3D Atlas" should stay the same. The user emphasized "Only the result." So, after processing, the final output should have all the words replaced with sets of synonyms in the specified format, except the names.

Alright, with that in mind, I'll proceed to process each word, replacing them with three synonyms in the specified format, keeping the names and technical terms as they are. Making sure that the substitutions are accurate and contextually appropriate. Also, ensuring that the structure of the text remains the same, just with the words replaced. No need to change the order or structure of the sentences, just substitute each word with three options.