Analysis recipes can now specify a specific mesh or volume as an “external input” via dropdown selection in Voyager. This gives you more precise control over which data your recipes analyze.
You can now view the scanner position coordinates (X, Y, Z) for all scans when viewing reconstructions in Voyager, providing better spatial context for your data.
You can now search, select, and apply actions across multiple projects at once. While helpful to all, these are especially valuable for high-scan-volume teams and those managing projects across workspaces.
Advanced search and filtering (by metadata, recipe use, and more).
Batch selection of projects.
Run recipes, assign tags, archive, or move projects in bulk – all in one go.
Project Description field is searchable, and can be set from within a project.
Analysis Recipe runs, which used to be listed in the left-hand Data Panel, now appear in the recipe attribute panel to reduce clutter. Click on the Recipes button in the top right panel to view which recipes have been run on the project, as well as their progress.
Wall Thickness Analysis is now available to all users with the Integrity Analysis Module. Whether you’re working with plastic consumer and product packaging, thin-walled medical components, additively manufactured parts, or castings, this tool gives you a powerful way to assess both external and internal wall thickness and structural performance, alongside material usage. Review the support documentation here.
Probe tool regions in 3D now show up in the corresponding 2D views, so you can orient your measurements within the cardinal slices as well. You can use the probe tool with CAD comparisons and Wall Thickness Analysis results.
Updated square video and image dimension settings to 1080 x 1080 (a more common format than the prior 1920 x 1920 dimensions).
Changed the default frame rate from 30 FPS to 24 FPS, which speeds up animation render times without any noticeable loss in video quality.
“Low” and “medium” quality videos are now roughly 2x smaller in file size, now more ideal for sharing and including in lightweight presentations and content.
Fixed an animation bug that caused split-screen video downloads to only show the primary viewport.
Recipe results download zip folder and associated sub-folders names are now much more descriptive of the recipe, project, and object name. The top-level zip name includes the project name, recipe, invocation time. Sub-folders reference the document object name (e.g., a reconstruction name). File results within those folders include the project name, document object, and resultant file name.
Voyager’s Animation and Render tools now enable 3D orbit and 2D slice scrub animations of scans, high-quality renders, share options, and extensive download settings.
Probe tool released. You can now take measurements directly on CAD comparison results. Before this enhancement, obtaining values was largely visual, with precise measurements requiring some magic barn door maneuvering. Now, you can directly click on a surface and obtain min, max, mean, and standard deviation values, putting more quantitative tools in the hands of users.
Users can request access to shared projects. Before this release, when a project was shared that a user didn’t have access to, she’d run into a “Project not found” screen. With this update, users now have a path to request access to the project. Managers receive a request access email and can easily approve the request.
You can now hover over a project name in the project dashboard and view the entire project name.
Viewers can now create revolving & custom slice planes (that only show in their project view).
Porosity, crack, inclusion analysis metrics in the Attributes Panel now respect the selected unit system.
We’ve increased the resolution percentage precision to avoid confusion with rounding errors.
We fixed a bug where completed recipes asked users to update the project but failed to save subsequent project edits. Clicking update should now properly update the project.
New, clearer, and consistent formatting for account Verify Account, Complete Account Creation, Existing User Added to Workspace emails. This makes it easier for users to request access to Voyager projects (for scans shared with them by team members) and for managers to add users.
Major performance fixes / improvements to our Integrity Analysis tools. Before this fix, those with less performant machines could find it very difficult to inspect results, as their screen would go blank and require a project refresh. Now, viewing porosity, inclusion, and crack results should run smoothly for all users.
Manual Axis of Rotation Correction (MAoRC) slice lines now extend beyond the 50% mark, enabling you to choose from slices on the extents of their scans.
Removed dithering from 2D slices.
Adjusted range mapper barndoor colors so they’re consistent across workflows.
Bidirectional thresholding: Before this change, you could only control the mesh created from your scan by segmenting out lower attenuation material. Now, with bidirectional thresholding, you can also segment out higher attenuation materials, giving you more control over that mesh output.
Single part isolation: When generating a mesh, you can isolate the largest part in your scan to remove small artifacts.
Mesh decimation: You can decimate meshes to a desired face count so they’re more manageable in other tools, like CAD and simulation software. And remember, on the other side of the spectrum, for work that demands high accuracy, you can download full resolution meshes (provided in an earlier release).
You can now download meshes that are too large to display in Voyager. CT scanning can yield very high resolution meshes, which some of you might require for workflows and analyses that demand high accuracy. Some high resolution meshes cannot be viewed today in Voyager, so we’re providing the option to download those meshes as an alternative.
Generate Auto ROI moved earlier in the ROI flow, reducing confusion for those who manually create ROIs. We moved the “Generate Auto ROI” button earlier in the workflow so you’re less likely to accidentally press it during a manual ROI generation.
Minimum inclusion size added to Inclusion Analysis so users can reduce noise and better tailor results. It’s often useful to keep in significant inclusions but exclude small imperfections below a certain threshold in an Inclusion Analysis. With this update, you can set a minimum inclusion size before running the analysis so you can limit results to the threshold that’s most valuable to you.
Manager dashboard enhancements provide better, more intuitive control for managers. Managers can now edit the default workspace that scans get uploaded to.
Usability updates improve clarity in workspace and role editor columns.
mBHC now shows error messages and retry options in the case when correction images aren’t provided.
This module opens up the power of CT data to even more engineering and manufacturing teams by allowing CT data from any scanner to be uploaded to Voyager. Once in Voyager, even engineers with little to no CT experience can interrogate scans, run analyses, and set up powerful automations. Uplink is also an opportunity to offboard back-office CT data storage costs and maintenance to Voyager. Check out the product page and support docs for more details.