What does VXL stand for?

The computerized tomography (CT) scanner hones in on small parts at high (10 micron) voxel resolution up to larger (190 mm) parts at 100-micron resolution.

After going live with its first Asian Point of Presence (POP) in Singapore in May 2009, Voxel pursued an Asian client acquisition strategy that first targeted companies that offer services in the technology outsourcing market.

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Similarly, a voxel is the basic element of a three-dimensional object that is represented in a computer.

We obtained volumetric MRI of the cerebellum and brainstem and quantitative single voxel proton MR spectroscopy of the right cerebellar hemisphere (dentate e peridentate region) and the pons in 15 patients with SCA1, 7 with SCA2 and 6 healthy controls.

Voxel refers to the small volume or element of tissue that is sampled by the MR technique.

Key new features and changes include: * a much more intuitive set of user controls provided for rotation of the part in both STL views and voxel views; * the displayed image can be zoomed in voxel view; * thickness evaluations can be done using Euclidean (straight line) distance as well as the approximate methods of the previous version; * functions to test for bad STL files are now provided; * measurement units can be assigned to the part when an STL file is opened.

The merging of polygonal and voxel techniques establishes the next significant advance in 3D graphics technology - enabling a wide range of advanced vertical applications on the PC," said Jamie Jacobs, General Manager of Real Time Visualization.