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What is voxel and pixel?
A pixel represents the smallest sampled 2D element in an image. It has dimensions given along two axes in mm, dictating in-plane spatial resolution. Pixel sizes range in clinical MRI from mm (e.g., 1 × 1 mm2) to sub-mm. A voxel is the volume element, defined in three dimensions.
What is a 3D pixel called?
A volumetric pixel (volume pixel or voxel) is the three-dimensional (3D) equivalent of a pixel and the tiniest distinguishable element of a 3D object. It is a volume element that represents a specific grid value in 3D space.
What is a 4D pixel?
4D-PIXEL is a smart wall that physically reacts to your voice and music and displays 3D letters. This interactive sculpture is a merging of electromagnetics, software and electronics. The dynamic of the 4D-PIXEL wall is made of hundreds of pixels which react to the dynamics in sound frequencies.
What is matrix pixel voxel?
Voxel is the 3-D analog of a pixel. Voxel size is related to both the pixel size and slice thickness. Pixel size is dependent on both the field of view and the image matrix. The pixel size is equal to the field of view divided by the matrix size. The matrix size is typically 128x, 256x or 512x.
