Axial Z
X / Y
Along the device
VOLUME STUDY / 20962
The anatomy of a toothbrush.
A familiar object. A different perspective. Take it apart, one layer at a time.
1,087SOURCE SLICES
6.00×LOCKED DEPTH / WIDTH
—VOLUME RESOLUTION
Assembling the reconstructionLoading the cleaned volume…
FULLY ASSEMBLEDIllustrative materials · cleaned scan geometry
PolymerCopper finishBristles
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THREE WAYS THROUGH
Explore the cross-sections.
Coronal Y
X / Z
Front to back
Sagittal X
Y / Z
Side to side
Sections use the cleaned volume and follow the component visibility settings.
About the reconstruction+
From the scan
The 1,087 video frames form an equally spaced volume. Relative intensity is recovered approximately from the false-color scan. Cleanup removes disconnected scan artifacts and smooths noise while retaining the principal structure. Source information and reconstruction assumptions are documented in the embedded metadata.
Interpreted materials
The deep-blue satin polymer, copper finish, metallic drive parts, copper windings, battery and electronics are visual interpretations. The scan does not identify material composition or certify medical-grade plastic. Bristle tufts are emphasized using the observed head layout; their individual fibers are enhanced geometry, not measured fibers.
Geometry & controls
The depth-to-frame-width ratio is locked at 6.00×, as requested. Physical dimensions remain uncalibrated. Component removal uses approximate anatomical segmentation; the fine threshold separately filters intensity. Wireframe shows reference triangles with component visibility and open cuts. Devices without WebGL use software rendering and a lighter 3D dataset.