voxelized
Voxelized describes a representation or processing approach in which a three-dimensional object is described as a grid of volumetric pixels, or voxels. Voxelization is the process of converting a geometry—typically a polygonal surface or a solid model—into this regular grid, with each voxel encoding properties such as occupancy, density, or color. Voxel representations preserve volumetric structure and can provide uniform sampling throughout the volume, which is useful for tasks where surface-only descriptions are insufficient.
Voxelization methods vary by goal and performance. Surface voxelization rasterizes the surface into a voxel grid,
Applications span computer graphics, visualization, and simulation. In medical imaging, voxel grids represent volumetric scans such
Limitations include high memory usage at fine resolutions and potential aliasing or artifacts at geometry boundaries.