Computed Tomography Segmentation

What is Computed Tomography Segmentation?

Computed tomography (CT) segmentation is a technique that uses CT scanning to separate an object into different regions or components based on their physical or chemical properties. CT segmentation can be used to isolate and analyse specific parts of an object, such as its internal structure, defects, or material composition. CT segmentation can also be used to create 3D models of an object’s surface or volume, which can be further processed for various applications, such as reverse engineering, finite element analysis, or 3D printing.

Visual Segmentation

Visual segmentation is a technique that uses CT scanning to create a graphical representation of the different regions or components of an object. Visualising the segmentation can help to inspect and compare the object’s features, such as its surface, volume, shape, or defects. Visualising the segmentation can also help to communicate and present the results of the CT analysis in an intuitive and effective way. This can be done in various ways, such as using different colours, textures, transparency levels, or cross-sections, to highlight the desired aspects of the object. OR3D CT can customise the visualisation according to the customer’s preferences.