X‑ray Computed Tomography
A picture is worth a thousand tests
X‑ray CT is a non-destructive 3D imaging technique that can reveal internal structures of objects in submicron to micron resolution.
It has become an essential tool in materials and life science in recent years with the recent development of image processing software.
We are here to help you solve research problems through X‑ray imaging.
Industry challenges
The application of X-ray computed tomography (CT) to materials and life science and industrial research is relatively new. If you are not familiar with the technique, you are not alone. We are here to help you learn this excellent imaging technique.
What is Micro CT?
You can find everything you need to know about micro CT here, including various resources.
Upcoming events
Attending webinars and seminars is a great way to learn a new technique. You can also attend CT conferences to meet the experts in the field.
Recommended conferences and meetings
Learn the latest imaging technologies and meet experts.
Let's learn together Never used X-ray CT?
Many people have learned what X-ray computed tomography (CT) is, how it works, and where it can be helpful in this webinar series. If you are wondering if this technique is for you or looking for an imaging technique that can help you solve your research and production problems, you can start here.
Join our workshops Want to see it in action?
You can see a demonstration of micro and sub-micron resolution CT scanners and image analysis software in this workshop series. We experiment with different scan and analysis conditions the live audience chose, compare the results, and discuss how to improve image quality and analysis results for various samples.
Tutorials, articles, and more
X-ray CT can play a big role in materials and life science in the coming years. We are here to help you get started with tutorial videos, blog articles, and more.
Application Examples
Are you wondering if you can use CT for pore size analysis? Or, if you can use CT to characterize drug tablets, foams, composites, or plastic parts? Explore example analysis results by the analysis techniques or the industries.
Rigaku CT scanners
You can use Rigaku's research-grade CT scanners for materials analysis that requires micron to submicron resolution.
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Whether you're interested in getting a quote, want a demo, need technical support, or simply have a question, we're here to help.
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