Computed Tomography data in Houdini

Hey folks!
Yeah I did something awesome! I found some computer tomography(CT) images and I tried to visualize CT data in Houdini, here are amazing results:
First step is to find some CT data, this page:

http://digimorph.org/

it’s AWESOME for that, you can find there whatever you want :)

Here is my CT image sequence:

and here is data in Houdini:
one slice:
turtle_ct_houdini
density:
turtle_density_0
and iso surface:
turtle_iso_skeleton
turtle_skin

Other data, human body:
f_ct-slice
f_density
f_skeleton
f_skin

it’s for NON-COMMERCIAL purposes.
cheers,
Peter

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2 Responses to Computed Tomography data in Houdini

  1. Michael Montoya says:

    Wow, Houdini’s capabilities never cease to amaze me! Could you elaborate a bit further on how you set up a network to parse the image slices into a volume?
    Thanks,
    Michael

  2. bareya says:

    Hi Michael,
    On the web you can find plenty of CT data stored in many formats: image, mov, raw binary data. The idea was to fullfill volume by data from image sequence. For instance my single image has resoultion 400×300 and that was my volume resolution in X and Z axis, Y axis was number of images. Technically, use volume vop, with color map vop to read images.
    Have a good fun and feel free to ask. If you want to I can provide H. scene.
    All the best,
    Piotr

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