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Conventional, off-the-shelf implants have made it easier for medical professionals to treat the most common patient needs quickly and efficiently. However, modern imaging—combined with additive manufacturing technology—has made it possible to design patient-specific implants to better fit individual needs in more complex cases. Join us as we use VGSTUDIO MAX to examine these customized implants!

Sometimes, analyses leave you with thousands of results—a dream for the project, but a reader's nightmare! Check out how you can use rule-based annotations on VGSTUDIO MAX to leave your reports looking crisp and clean.

Holes have become an icon of Swiss cheese, but in the past years, their numbers have been mysteriously dwindling. Only one question remains—where have all the holes gone? Join researchers at Agroscope as they combine CT technology and agricultural science to unravel and understand the mystery behind disappearing holes in Swiss cheese.

As you may well know, too much porosity can damage the part, but inclusions can damage the tool. If only there was a way to keep an eye on both types of defects at the same time. Check out this workaround on combining voids and inclusions in one analysis!

It is difficult to imagine that in 1907, a little over a hundred years ago, cars were just beginning to replace horses as the standard form of transport. Now, car manufacturers all over the world are striving to pave our way to a cleaner, greener future by developing reliable, efficient EV motors. But how can we keep up with such a rapid shift in technology while ensuring that each motor is properly inspected—right down to the very last hairpin? This story looks at the current approaches and provides a few step-by-step actions for hairpin inspection using industrial computed tomography (CT) and VGSTUDIO MAX.

You know what they say—at some point, you gotta just go with the flow. That applies to analyses, too. With directional variability, we can see how analysis values change along a specified direction. Join us as we use VGSTUDIO MAX to explore directional variability in porosity/inclusion, foam/powder, and gray value analyses!