noun
The basic unit of a three-dimensional digital representation of an image or object.
Origin of voxel
vo(lumetric) (pi)xelvoxel
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voxel - Computer Definition
(VOlume piXEL) A three-dimensional pixel. A voxel represents a quantity of 3D data just as a pixel represents a point or cluster of points in 2D data. It is used in scientific and medical applications that process 3D images.
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