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If you have any questions about our products or 3D reconstruction, please feel free to contact us. We will reply by e-mail. |
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What is TRI? TRI reconstructs a 3D image in a computer from continuous sections such as CT continuous sections, to display real a 3D model and apply 3D measurements. |
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Does TRI work on a Macintosh PC? No. All TRI series software works on only Windows. |
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What functions does TRI have? TRI builds section image files with shade and interpolates between the sections with shade. It is equipped with functions such as extracting an object, creating a surface as well as 3D measurements. TRI is suitable for aligned consecutive section images like CT, MRI and CLSM images. With an optional function of alignment (called 3D-POS), TRI is used for preparation consecutive sections. |
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Can TRI reconstruct a 3D image from stereo images? No. |
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Does TRI restrict the number of input section images to reconstruct a 3D image. TRI has no limitation of the number of input sections. |
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How many section images are required to reconstruct a 3D image at the minimum? In theory, more or equal three images are required. TRI can import only one image file to reconstruct a 3D image by duplicating the image file. |
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Can I observe a 3D image from section images with multi-channel data by a LSM? Yes. TRI handles six channels at the maximum and has functions such as switching display on/off and logical operations (AND, OR, etc.) for data in each channel and composing plural channel images. |
