Science
Explorer: World’s First Full-Body 3D Scanner


University of California Davis scientists, Simon Cherry and Ramsey Badawi are responsible for this machine that is being called ‘Explorer’. The scanner is capable of capturing 3D image of the entire human body at once by combining the two familiar technologies PET and CT.
the UC Davis scientists behind the scanner released a video look at Explorer’s first human scans this week.
“While I had imagined what the images would look like for years, nothing prepared me for the incredible detail we could see on the first scan,”
Simon Cherry
Explorer is said to be much faster than the normal PET scan. It is able to turn out a full-body diagnostic scan in under <30 seconds. Machine can be used to track disease progression as well such as various stages of Cancer etc.
The following video shows the machine’s ability to trace a glucose injection into a leg vein.
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