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Industrial Computed Tomography in Biomedical Engineering

Computed tomography scanners (or CT scanners) are very popular medical equipments for tens of years. Its invention initiated a revolution in diagnostic technology by allowing us to look inside a person and obtain a very clear anatomical image without violating the outer surface of his body, in other words, non-invasively (10). Just few years ago this technology found way to the area of industrial applications. Presented paper describes metrological possibilities of industrial tomography in the area of biomedical engineering in order to hardware limitations and software functions.