No.61
Miyama Stag Beetle
No.60
Black Telescope Goldfish
No.60
Black Telescope Goldfish
No.59
Trilobite
No.58
Hwamei
No.57
Woodlouse
No.56
Common Skimmer
No.55
Painted Sweetlips
No.54
Pacific Saury
No.53
Japanese Soldierfish
No.52
Japanese Huchen
No.51
Japanese Eel Catfish
No.50
Ayu
No.49
Black Scraper
No.48
Spotted Garden Eel
No.47
Hammerhead Shark
No.46
Japanese Firefly
No.45
Peacock Mantis Shrimp
No.44
Mantis Shrimp
No.43
Ectatorhinus adamsii Pascoe
No.42-2
Robust Cicada (adult)
No.42-1
Robust Cicada (nymph)
No.41
Japanese Sparrowhawk
No.40
Sea Robin
No.39
Japanese Amberjack
No.38
Lumpsucker
No.37
Wolffish
No.36
Northern Goshawk (juvenile)
No.35
Rabbit Ears Beetle
No.34
Japanese Eel
No.33
Asian Sheepshead Wrasse
No.32
Bluefin Tuna
No.31
Goosefish
No.30
Coconut Crab
No.29
Migratory Locust
No.28
Seven-spot Ladybird
No.27
Manticora latipennis
No.26
Long-armed Chafer
No.25
Red Stingray
No.24
Bullet Ant
No.23
Salmon (sea / river)
No.22
Spotfin Burrfish
No.21
Banded Houndshark
No.20
Rat
No.19
Asian Forest Scorpion
No.18
Moray Eel
No.17
Smaller Longheaded Locust
No.16
Japanese Giant Salamander
No.15
Radiolaria
No.14
Japanese Rhinoceros Beetle (adult female)
No.13
Chub Mackerel
No.12
Golden-ringed Dragonfly
No.11
Rainbow Stag Beetle
No.10
Japanese Gecko
No.9
Japanese Freshwater Crab / Red Claws Crab
No.8
Porcupinefish
No.7
Oriental Greenfinch
No.6
Weevil
No.5-3
Japanese Rhinoceros Beetle (adult)
No.5-2
Japanese Rhinoceros Beetle (pupa)
No.5-1
Japanese Rhinoceros Beetle (larva)
No.4
Seahorse
No.3
Japanese Tree Frog
No.2
Large Brown Cicada
No.1
Japanese Fire Belly Newt
Inside the body of every living creature
lies a world the naked eye
can never see.
CT technology renders that hidden interior
as clear as light and brings it into view.
Here we explore its appeal step by step, from the basics of CT
to how it is applied in this encyclopedia of living things.
Fly freely in the sky.
Digs holes deep in the ground.
They move around in the water.
The creatures around us are full of wonders.
We can directly scan and observe such wonders of the natural world with state-of-the-art equipment.
We hope that the structure of living organisms will give rise to
creative thinking in design and manufacturing, and
new ideas for manufacturing.
No.61
Miyama stag beetle
phoenix nanotom m
Power:100kV / 130µA
X：58mm Y：33mm Z：18mm
CT bio-illustration uses a device called
industrial CT as a method of scanning living organisms.
CTs normally found in hospitals and other places are specialized for imaging the human body,
but industrial CTs are optimized for more accurate imaging of stationary subjects.
