Another technological achievement is the “three-dimensional image” (3D), which opens up new perspectives and features for NLS diagnostics with Biophilia Tracker. Initially 3D appeared in computer tomography, as processing capabilities allowed to aggregate parallel cross sections into a multidimensional unit.

Even a few years ago, 3D was considered a long-standing aesthetic that was difficult for NLS diagnostic professionals to apply. Currently, it is an integral part not only of scientific research, but also of actual diagnostics. Terms such as “surgery under three-dimensional NLS visualization control” or “3D virtual NLS imaging” are increasingly being used.

The preparation of NLS pictures for visual analysis is carried out by the original technology «4D TISSUE» developed by the Institute, which allows not only to obtain virtual multidimensional pictures of anatomical and histological structures, but also to color-code interesting biological tissues – an «additional dimension» and visualize bones, soft tissues and blood vessels simultaneously or in any desired sequence.

The bright future of such procedures is undoubted, as these technical achievements facilitate the work of diagnosticians and allow a clear representation of the anatomical features and pathological changes of the studied organism.

The creation of ultra-fast "intelligent" Biophilia Tracker scanners seems to be one of the most important features of the new generation of 3D.