Voxel representation

Voxel representation is a way of creating 3D models by dividing an object into tiny, cube-shaped units called voxels, similar to pixels in 2D images but in three dimensions. Each voxel holds information about a small part of the object, such as color or density. By stacking and combining these voxels, a detailed 3D shape emerges. This method is useful in fields like medical imaging, gaming, and 3D scanning because it allows precise, flexible modeling of complex structures. Essentially, voxels turn a 3D shape into a grid of tiny building blocks for digital manipulation and visualization.