RTR

RTR, or Real Time Radiography is a method of scanning physical objects – such as living human or animal bodies, or artworks, in such a way as to be non destructive to these physical objects, but at the same time capture detailed data about their structure and composition in as close to real-time as possible. It is a direct-to-digital method of capture, so the data flows straight into a DICOM or PACS compatible datafile, which can then be loaded into the medical VR package of choice.

Typically RTR is optic tomography based, with an optic transmitter and a receiver continually rotating on opposite sides of the object being scanned. Data is collected and a 3D volumetric model constructed, based on the pattern of light that makes it through the object at a given frequency, and compiled from multiple shots at different angles right around the object.

See Also: CT, CAT, NDT, Diffuse Interreflection, Voxel, Volumetric Model, Voxel-Based Morphometry, Optical Tomography, Tomographic Reconstruction, Tomographic Imaging, DICOM, PACS

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CI Computed Tomography Conversational Interface CT

Cyberpunk Cyclorama NDT OOC

Real Time Radiography RPI RTR Second Person VR

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