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7.11 3D-Print Format
It is used to export 3D facial and limb data to external storage devices through 3D print format.
Users can view the 3D contour model of the fetus on the external electronic devices at any time.
Users can also send the 3D print file to the 3D printing vendor to print the physical model.
You can store, print, and re-open the saved cine file.
Perform the following procedure:
1. Obtain 3D single volume data. Select [3D-Print Format] in the “Tools” tab.
The main screen switches to the dual-window mode. The left window is VR and the right
window is the grid model.
When you enter 3D print for the first time, the system will automatically generate a grid
model.
2. Select [Quality] to generate models with low, medium and high quality.
After changing the printing quality, select [Generate Mesh] to generate a grid model again.
3. After the grid model is generated, the system supports rotating, translating, and zooming VR
and grid models simultaneously.
4. Select [File Format] to choose a file format.
The following formats are supported:
– .stl: STL Format
– .obj: Stanford Polygon Format
– .ply: Alias Wavefront Format
– .off: Point Cloud Format
– .3mf: 3D Manufacturing Format
5. Select [Save mesh to USB] and export the 3D print files.
• If you want to view the 3D print files on the mobile phone, please download and install
“EMB3D” application program first.
• The Windows 10 computer supports viewing 3D print files directly (except files in .off
format).
7.12 Smart Volume
The Smart Volume result is provided for reference only, not for confirming
diagnoses.
The system provides three fast volume calculation methods that can be used to calculate the volume
of tissue structure or lesions. The methods are as follows.
• Smart-V ROI: The method uses computer technology to define and enclose a boundary of the
target within the ROI area (the computer technology allows the ultrasound system to fit an
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