Engineering Tomography Laboratory (ETL)

In engineering tomography laboratory (ETL) we are developing a range of innovative devices for applications including industrial imaging and medical imaging. Whilst these lack the resolution of MRI and CT devices, they have the potential to record images almost instantaneously. Please contact Manuchehr Soleimani for potential collaboration in these imaging techniques. We have several tomographic imaging facilities in our tomography lab: 1) EIT system, 2) KHU Mark 2.5 multi-frequency EIT system, 3) Industrial MIT system, 4) Medical MIT system, 5) Ultrasound tomography system, and 6) 2D and 3D ECT equipments.

EIT: Pressure mapping imaging device

We have developed an electrical impedance tomography (EIT) device for pressure mapping imaging. The medium to be imaged is made of conductive fabric. A map of the pressure/deformation applied to the fabric can be obtained. We have constructed an electrical impedance tomography (EIT) device. The medium to be imaged is surrounded by a ring of electrodes, and by measuring the resistance between different combinations of electrodes, an image of the object's resistivity can be obtained. Currently, 3D EIT is being developed.

Pressure mapping images using EIT device and tank data.

MIT: Prototype industrial magnetic induction tomography (MIT) device

2D /3D MIT and medical MIT

ECT: 3D electrical capacitance tomography (ECT)

A challenging 3D ECT image reconstruction

Prototype 3D vision system

Together with the computer science department, we have constructed a 3D vision system.

3D vision rig

See the 3D vision page for more information.