X-ray Microtomography

X-ray microtomography is an advanced imaging technique that creates detailed 3D models of an object by using X-rays. Unlike regular X-rays that produce flat images, this method takes multiple X-ray images from different angles and combines them to visualize the internal structure of complex materials, like bones or industrial components. It's like a CT scan for small objects, allowing scientists and engineers to examine tiny features without cutting them open. This technology is widely used in fields like medicine, materials science, and archaeology to study the intricate details of specimens in a non-destructive way.