Nano-CT-scan is a 3D imaging technique that provides high-resolution images of natural and non-natural materials. Like the medical concept of computed axial tomography (CAT) scan, this technique acquires several 2D X-ray images at multiple angular positions, which are then reconstructed to develop a 3D model using advanced software.

It is possible to analyze the internal or external structure of a material without destroying the sample. This technique is non-destructive, meaning it is possible to explore and analyze the details of the sample as many times as needed without having to worry about damaging or destroying it.

Additionally, it is possible to create a computational 3D model of the sample, which may be 3D printed, allowing you to perform additional analysis or use it for product design and prototyping.