What are the available data export formats (e.g., TIFF, STL, DICOM)?

Primary Export Formats:

• Cross-Sectional Image Data (TIFF, BMP, JPEG):

  Export 2D slice images from any plane within the CT volume. These are ideal for inclusion in reports or for further processing in image analysis software. The TIFF format is recommended for precise analysis as it is a lossless format.

• 3D Volume Data (RAW, DICOM):

  This format preserves the complete 3D density information from the CT scan. DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) is the universal standard for medical imaging, ensuring high compatibility with medical image analysis software. RAW data is available for more specialized, in-depth analysis.

• 3D Surface Data (STL):

  Extract the surface geometry of the scanned object and export it as a polygon mesh (a collection of small triangles). STL is the standard file format for 3D printers and 3D CAD software, enabling direct use of your scan data for reverse engineering and rapid prototyping.

• Video Data (AVI, WMV):

  Create and export videos of the 3D model rotating or of a series of cross-sectional slices. This is an extremely effective tool for presentations and communicating complex internal structures to colleagues and clients.

These extensive export options transform your CT data from mere images into valuable assets that can be seamlessly integrated into your design, manufacturing, and analysis workflows.