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Real3d

Consulting

Selective engineering consulting

I take on selective consulting and R&D engagements centered on 3D imaging: industrial CT and NDT inspection, medical and life-science analysis, AI-assisted segmentation, quantitative workflows, and production-grade software implementation.

Industrial CT, NDT, and QA/QC workflows

Design and implementation of 3D imaging workflows for industrial inspection, non-destructive testing, and quality assurance. Typical work includes porosity and inclusion analysis, wall-thickness mapping, dimensional inspection, nominal-versus-actual comparison, and defect analysis for safety-critical or precision-manufactured parts.

Medical and life-science imaging R&D

3D imaging pipelines for biomedical research, medical-device evaluation, anatomical structure analysis, segmentation, quantitative measurement, and generation of downstream geometry for research and engineering teams working with volumetric data.

AI-assisted segmentation and workflow automation

Integration of AI-based segmentation into practical workflows, including validation steps, human-in-the-loop review, batch execution, scripting, and repeatable reporting. The aim is to make automated analysis reliable and usable in real engineering or research settings.

Geometry processing and simulation-ready outputs

Surface extraction, mesh repair, registration, alignment, and export workflows that carry imaging data into CAD, CAE, additive-manufacturing, or finite-element pipelines. This is where measurement and visualization need to become engineering-ready assets.

Platform and product engineering

Production-grade desktop software architecture for 3D imaging applications, including C++ core modules, visualization pipelines, Python or CLI automation, custom tools, and workflow-focused UI design for teams building long-lived internal or commercial platforms.

What I look for in an engagement

I am most useful when a team has a technically demanding 3D imaging problem that needs to move beyond prototypes or fragmented tooling. That usually means complex volumetric data, non-trivial segmentation or measurement requirements, and a need for robust implementation rather than presentation-only work.

Typical deliverables

  • New or improved segmentation and analysis workflows for industrial or medical 3D imaging data.
  • Quantitative measurement pipelines for defect analysis, dimensional inspection, or morphology studies.
  • Automation layers for batch processing, scripting, repeatable reporting, and operator efficiency.
  • Surface and mesh generation pipelines for downstream CAD/CAE or simulation use.
  • Production-grade software modules and workflow design for long-term internal or commercial platforms.