I would like to know, if it is possible to scan objects with a 3d scanner and importing it in Mathematica in order to have a 3d graph which would allows to compute and gather informations such as slopes, functions, lengths, areas and any other things like that without too much work to do?
hierichbin
(Francis Tremblay)
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dgolber
(David Golber)
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You mean to import a DICOM file? (Usual output of a CT scanner.) I paid a commercial company substantially to turn a DICOM file into an stl file. I wrote my own Mathematica code to get the stl into Mathematica … there’s probably code around to do that …
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