3D Body Scanning Is Here, and It Could Change How You See Yourself

[@Master_Therion]

2:04 I'm not an expert, but I think that person has a tumor on their wrist. They should go to a surgical oncologist, need to _watch out._

[@mr.wanted954]

This image is really old and might have been scanned for the same reason

[@DeepakSingh-ij7hi]

And how did you reach to this conclusion?

[@mikeo759]

It does seem to be _time_ for a check up!

[@benitollan]

I don't only see what you did there, but I was going to do exactly the same so get out of my brain. Don't ever do this on my watch again.

[@biswadipmandal4529]

Actually I came across this picture in an IT quiz ,where it showed this image and asked : What does this picture refer to? The answer is : Colour printing

[@sydguitar99]

Is that the iPhone X background 😂

[@tonicipriani6069]

The notch aint that sexy tho

[@hasher2265]

First stages to elysium. Cancer treatments will become more efficient tailoring therapies to people's genomes.

[@Mr_Doodleydoo]

Tailored Gnomes? What will they think of next??

[@gregorymalchuk272]

We need to use stem cell based foreskin regeneration to regenerate the foreskins of genitally mutilated men and boys.

[@hasher2265]

@@Mr_Doodleydoo: It's what they do today but slower and inaccurately. Doctors "guess" based on medical charts. A few decades ago they producsd a computer which could predict death of a patient. It was 95% accurate.

[@TrickWithAKnife]

The medical side of it is promising. In the future it would be wonderful if the technology could be used to create detailed overlays of the inside of a person's body in real time, viewed through a headset by a trained professional. It would dramatically improve the speed and accuracy of diagnosis. Imagine going to a hospital with an unknown medical condition and the doctor can literally look at you and clearly see the issue non-invasively.

[@genuinedelusionsmusic]

Oh boy, can't wait to have a 3D image of my insecurities 😊

[@JensAppelgreen]

Brimadawna you have nothing to be insecure about.

[@VideoLogDotCom]

I relate so much. Lol

[@odinvik7821]

good one

[@chebab6219]

grow up

[@jairussiriyalaofficial8922]

aren't x-rays harmful with more and more exposure...?

[@jimdandy8996]

A 3D CT scan would most likely subject a patient to a brutal amount of x-rays. Doctors are being warned already to minimize CT scan use.

[@oppfattet]

I'd try it if it was cheaper. The Naked scanner would be better off with a price tag like that to tailor to gyms, so I could go there and get a scan once a month to see my progress. I don't see very many people buying a 1300 dollar device just to track fitness, gyms on the other hand.. Heck, tailor it to gyms, put in a monthly fee the gyms have to pay and boom; good business

[@Fit3d]

We actually do this - We have 2000 scanners, in gyms, across the USA.

[@rionbuss]

Where can I get a 3D scan of my injuries? Thanks

[@l.s.c.a7042]

3D scanning will be use to create our game avatars ... How cool will that be.

[@Fit3d]

this is now possible, 4 years later. :)

[@مسلمةفخورة-ف6ط]

man, I am SO glad I stumbled upon this channel through my recommend videos.

[@j.seagraves1170]

I would definitely use this if it were ever available for public use, this type of thing ignites my curiosity.

[@Fit3d]

We have 3d scanners in about 2000 gyms in the USA. Check it out.

[@Knotdead73]

I would use one but not buy one.

[@flymeetspaddle]

having a 3d scanner like that in your house would allow you to go to the doctor less. because consultations could be done over the phone or video chat and all your data would be sent to your doctor

[@Bregmaiden]

This looks amazing!!! I would be thrilled to see this applied in the medical field

[@sebastianelytron8450]

Can it help me find my soul? I'm tired of being a lost soul.😔

[@factisstrangerthanfiction7179]

Bro the soul can never been seen but only be felt, your body is merely a vessal transporting your soul through time.

[@Pugpono]

Bro, I was watching the Bible Project videos and they were saying that the ghost in a machine perception of the soul came from the Greeks and the body as a whole perception of the soul came from the Jews. 🤯

[@negromancer.2685]

You asked a very profound question my dear user. Fundamentally, computers quantify physical existence and without that we'd have no calculators, satellites, clocks, smartphones, etc. This raises the question, if the spiritual nature of reality exists, is there a computer that can detect it? And if so, what might we find besides just souls? If such a computer can exist, how would we build it?

[@faiqcreates]

Just another darks souls player

[@ariwong7125]

Sebastian Elytron I feel ya

[@-cj-]

I want a 3d scan of myself! I would have no idea how to use it, but Id love to explore it.

[@Discusser]

Awesome! Now I can take a really close look at my “body parts” in 3D!

[@MakeMeThinkAgain]

What would be the equivalent of "sexting" for sharing images of your spleen?

[@hk.32]

@Din Joekhannaz the flat ones...

[@ashtwenty12]

Thanks seeker for covering this, i hope you see comment :). This is a huge breakthrough if the scans are accurate with nice resolution, i hope it can be deployed to local GP. I don't know where to begin, but a few uses would be see the health of your heart and if you are at risk of heart attack without invasive surgery; not to mention map the heart for stents. detect if you have broken or micro fractures in bones, measure bone density for older or astronauts and maybe even get a look a the marrow in you bones. For people with phantom pains, you can look for pinched nerves, or damaged ones, or even see tumors that are forming and monitor them over time. It could also the the health of your organs, if there is something disproportionate, or damaged. you may even be able to map peoples brains and check for damage after stroke or heavy drug use, or treatments for animal study.

[@jlehm]

3d xray every 6months to year + IBM Watson to review data and you have a game changer for early disease detection and remedial action. I for one would love to do this for athletic training, and overall health screening.

[@keithhunt8]

As the cost comes down, this will be a standard part of our annual check-up with our family doctor. A.I.s will scan over the results looking for potential anomalies. It's going to increase early detection of a lot of diseases, making it much easier to treat, before things get put of hand. If it makes you feel insecure, you probably have some growing up to do.

[@rlguerrero2263]

Sounds fine for me. I would gladly take those scans in a regular basis to eventually find out diseases in an early stage, mostly cancers, as well as to know what's starting to go awry and take action in time. This could even become the cure for cancer.

[@DavidMosesakasha]

Yes I would love to use a full 3D body scan of myself so I can learn more about my body.

[@tlehman0001]

I'm a CT technologist and this is complete BS. All CTs since the mid 80s have been "3D", axial, saggital, coronal. More recently, they can take that data and digitally reconstruct a highly detailed volume render of internal structures. There is no new 3d xray. The way they described the "new technology" is how CT scans have always worked. This is more an advancement in computer graphics and memory bandwidth.

[@ozzy9120]

tlehman0001 l think she says in the video all ct scan can do it but now they got more "specialized detectors" 1:45 .

[@tlehman0001]

@@ozzy9120 Which is incorrect as well... that's how all xray and ct detectors work.... the different tissues and anatomy absorb only some of the xrays causing the non absorbed xrays to hit the detector at varying energies, providing contrast resolution.... the ability to distinguish different tissues from one another... this is the principle that CT was founded on. The only advancement here is in computer 3d rendering algorithms, and memory bandwidth. We wouldn't be able to form a 2D image without this fundamental property of xrays.

[@TheQooDude]

It's all in the detectors, tlehman0001 - colour sensitive

[@fly2724]

I know people who just want to be 100% sure they have no tumors. This is literally perfect.

[@marksusskind1260]

I would probably love to see a three dementianal scan of my body while I'm fasting for my annual physical.

[@Fit3d]

some doctors offices do this. now. But they usually rely on BMI as it's faster for diagnose for trends. Even though BMI is no longer accurate modeling.

[@MrRandom26]

This is amazing! I would love to see what my body looks like from the inside. They could also be used in school to make anatomy more ok interactive.

[@The_Jaganath]

Thanks Maren, really interesting :)

[@chrisjefferis1930]

Could be really useful for biomechanics.

[@aerocookie2655]

People may not need to see what inside of them. This information might be very useful not only for fitness. For bone loss, for example, may be even caries (I'm talking about next generation scanners with more precision) or other diseases, that hidden within

[@flufferpupper7726]

I think this would make me hate myself even more

[@florence4372]

yeah, like at least let me believe I have a nice ass

[@LEDiceGlacier]

At least you could 3D print yourself and beat the living shit out of yourself. :D

[@job3896]

You should u fucking furry

[@flufferpupper7726]

we're all gonna die someday, I don't sin like that, your negative suicide pushing ass is going to hell

[@flufferpupper7726]

lol just cause I like anthropology animals doesn't mean I should hate myself...

[@bruceangel8685]

Most people that can afford it would do a medical scan for the peace of mind that it provides.

[@honkatatonka]

non-native speaker asking: Why is it "a funny thing" that "this body scanner doesn't ever look at the inside of your body"?

[@hxctalent]

As an uncontrolled epilepsy patient, yes. Any more information on my internals would be great

[@morph2matrix]

such a detailed scan could pave the way for teleportation

[@ksub91]

I want this 3D x-rays to have doctors to look at my foots, knees, and wrists, to see what the problems are with them.

[@rionbuss]

I'm not a doctor but if I was looking at a 3D scan of my Spinal Cord Injury then I would know what's wrong

[@phraker5709]

probably not if ur not a doctor

[@abyanfahar]

Why do you guys change the thumbnail?

[@OK-st9st]

Does it support blender files? I just want to rig and animate myself.

[@monikajanuszkiewicz5103]

Yes, most scan files come in FBX or OBJ format, but still require some cleaning.

[@Zahlenteufel1]

Now I wonder whether one could use this self-discrepancy in their favor if they had negative self-esteem...

[@merxellus1456]

Wait...theres an Amazon 3d scanner that we can actually buy now?

[@lucidzfl]

Body fat is one of the most misunderstood and lied about things on the planet. You give people a system where they can definitely see what they actually look like and no wonder everyone is upset.

[@Rainy..Day.]

That is awesome!

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

A full outside bodyscan - oh shit, as I wasn't depressed enough! Oh well, better hit the gym! But the inside scan sounds more awesome!

[@PigRipperLAW]

I want an internal picture of myself at least one for every decade of life. I want to know.

[@literalantifaterrorist4673]

Don't we already have this? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure contrast CT scanning already produces a 3D imagine of your body.

[@JediNiyte]

When Maris says "myriad" I get misty-eyed.

[@turningpoint4238]

Still waiting for the T-ray scanners, no harm and excellent detail of soft tissues.

[@esthermofet]

A 3-D body scanner that can scan internally and that I can use at home with a minimal (or nonexistent) radiation risk would be at the top of my shopping list. I _want_ to see the inside of my body, head to toe. Admittedly, I'm certain that such a desire is _extremely_ rare -- particularly outside of medicine. But I wanna.

[@Octojen]

What strange emphasis - I don't think there internal scanners are being made so you can put pictures of your kidneys on the wall. Having accurate data about your health is so clearly a great thing - get rid of some of the guessing your doctor does. I'd have a scan in a heatbeat!

[@destondauncey9884]

I strongly disagree. As someone who is passionate about health and fitness, seeing a 3D model of the inside of my body would motivate me even more and provide me with more information to optimise my lifestyle. I would be able to get a better idea of my progress and see how much of a difference something like a cheat meal would really make. Just because some people don't want to face the truth or others become obsessed with body optimisation, it doesn't mean the technology is the problem. The real problem is an underlying issue with their self-image, which is caused by other psychological or environmental factors.

[@mabonhunts]

Come on everyone knows what this is going to get used for. The porn industry is going to have a hay day with this tech.

[@fabioESER]

Despite the price, why do we continue to use damaging ionizing x-rays when we have MRI? :S

[@SovereignHumanBeingX]

I want a body scanner!

[@Fit3d]

or - you can get a scan at a local gym. There are a ton out there now, likely in your same state.

[@ericaugust1501]

I like the 3D body scan for clothing. I can seldom (like less than 10% of the time) find clothing that fits well. Would be great for a custom clothing manufacturer company. You just send in your 3D model, and they can manufacturer exactly what you want. Should be cheaper than custom tailored clothes.

[@Fit3d]

Yep - people are doing this already.

[@PartyVoyager]

Yes, I do want to see a stunningly realistic image of my insides! I always thought it would be super cool to see what I looked like on the inside lmao

[@YoungPehki]

Nice, I want a 3D ct scan for my bad knees

[@eug_metta]

Thanks, very interesting, but I wonder how the radiation dose compares to current CT scanners

[@mika1998125]

full 3d body xrays will be good, be able to have like a record for reference for you doctor and surgeons.

[@klulu-kun]

I cant be the only one that notices they always try to sneak in that social related question coming from technology no one really cares about.

[@marchismo8514]

I would love to see a 3D scan of my body 😁

[@denisethasder8193]

I’ve always wanted a life-like 3-D printed model of my own skull.

[@SuperVstech]

I can’t sit to see what iPhone Xs does to THAT image...

[@jobrwibs]

Can’t lie I came for the drip of the thumbnail.

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

I can’t wait for the iPhone To have the body scan.

[@abcdekfokdjdabcdkeopfpdjdh3857]

i want a 3d model of my intestine worms?

[@pault2148]

This tech being used or not, will prove to us: "Do companies and their investors want to cure Human aliments or just treat them, to keep the money coming in?

[@gyanimahto4602]

CT scans are not all fun and games. They are quite harmful if done in a wrong way or done too many times.

[@aniketraj563]

hey Is that trace glasses!!!!!!!

[@SC86Canada]

Love to learn what might be possible in the future of eyesight if you guys have any info about that. I was born with cataracts in both eyes, had them removed when I was 16 years old, now my eyes seem to be going buggy on me. Is there any hope of turning this around or am I stuck with worsening vision? I have heard of extracting, I believe it was dormant stem cells from the brown part of the eye, and sort of waking them up and reinserting them back into the eye. seems far fetched, but I think the scientist were trying on mice within the last 10 years of so. If you have info on this stuff it would be awesome to know.

[@lvch1560]

I remember coming up with this idea organically years ago. Only if I had the money and business understanding to do it at that time

[@SonyAnalysis]

Why wouldn't we want to see the inside of our bodies. That's cool as heck

[@psiudo]

Why...why You use the special type of background... In your videos.? .. Also you provide very useful information... Thanks for that...

[@ifergot]

Looks like the future of VR body port is here.

[@abhinavjayaswal7888]

Video is private

[@cybair9341]

Yes, I would love to see if my arteries are getting clogged by atherosclerosis (and other dangerous conditions that require attention).

[@seighartmercury]

"Me neither"? What do you mean? I've always wanted this!

[@VariantAEC]

Oh yeah CT scans are making people queasy because they can see their insides... That queasiness has absolutely *nothing to do with the massive amounts of hazardous radiation they have to endure to get a CT of the quality shown.*

[@yeosyahzuan]

Hey Maren, looking great there :)

[@samsharma8621]

Why do so many comment are her looking good .... I would say her voice is the best ...

[@klulu-kun]

Other way around for me, her voice is the worst.

[@adolfodef]

_"Code;Lyoko"_ El Psy Kongroo

[@jimmey1989]

Steins;Gate

[@rupayandas5088]

Start operation Arclight ffs

[@TheLoneBit]

Virtualization.

[@OutOfNamesToChoose]

This is the kind of thing I'd own if I was super wealthy. I'd get a full-body clinical check monthly- as well as a dietician, personal trainer, and cook, too.

[@robbo580]

"microStructure" = PotatoStructure

[@benjamindorsey2058]

It’s combined with photo acoustic imaging absolutely I’d use it

[@YABEEful]

inner body scanning for a diagnosis of complications..... yes.. !

[@nccreativedesign]

Yes I would definitely use a body scanner! That sounds so freaking COOL!!!

[@gunnarneumann8321]

I would like to a 3d image

[@jyrahsorzi]

I'm the oddball that would love to see what my insides look like! 😂 I've been dreaming this would happen ever sense I was a little kid! Don't let this tech die!

[@CleverMetaphor]

This tech has been around for decades... it's called an MRI.

[@sarwarkhalid6704]

Only a matter of time till your avatar starts doing fortnite dances.

[@rafaelhungria806]

Of course I want a 3d scan of my body. It would be awesome!

[@camouflagepeacock6414]

I was diagnosed with Marfans Syndrome. I would like to volunteer! lol

[@PJemus]

I've already done this a year ago.

[@daemonace5910]

The colorful background is hurting my eyes

[@pvana]

if i can scan myself into a game like gta hell yeah i would 3d scan myself

[@sad_depressed_weeb4996]

*AYE SEEKER DO U WANT ME TO LEARN OR NOT* ??? *This host is too beautiful to concentrate on the actual science*

[@atomicbrain9401]

It’s 2018 and I’d like a perfect 3D replica image of my weebus, down to every last freckle

[@CleverMetaphor]

Oh my God they finally invented an MRI machine..... decades ago..... ?? Did I just watch an advertisement?

[@magical_catgirl]

I avoid mirrors and other reflective surfaces because I don't want to see this ugly disgusting mistake of a body. The last thing I want is a 3D scan of it.

[@HIFLY01]

oh boy I cant wait to see how much fat I have. *0% body fat* frick I'm thin

[@Owoproductions]

great, now I want the vr