What does a radiation machine looks like?

A radiation machine, such as a linear accelerator used in cancer treatment, typically resembles a large, sophisticated piece of medical equipment. It features a gantry that can rotate around the patient, a treatment couch where the patient lies, and a control panel for the operator. The machine often has a sleek, metallic design and may include digital displays and safety features. Other types, like X-ray machines, are more compact and have a tube-like structure with a detector on the opposite side.