Image Processing

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Permalink Reply by Pixel.To.Life on June 25, 2008 at 12:29pm

Pretty impressive work!! One question: Is it an interactive visualization system, or like a batch processing system which renders these high definition images offline? Also, do you use what Biotronics created for VR, or you created your own rendering system?

Permalink Reply by Pete Burger on June 24, 2008 at 7:17am

I used 3DNet.. that's the thing about the fancier workstations.. anyone can press a button but the magic comes in working the program. I looked at vital images and terarecon and all that stuff but like i said.. there is a difference in being about to work the program to get what you want.. The difference in getting the pictures to get pictures or really caring about making a difference.

Permalink Reply by Pixel.To.Life on June 24, 2008 at 12:13pm

Well said! I have never heard of 3Dnet, I will google for them. Good job by the way. We have a soon to be opensource project that has a non commercial right now freely available for research/teaching. It is not as fancy, because we want to make it reach parts of the world that cannot afford expensive workstations. Check it out if you like, the page is:

http://groups.google.com/group/medicalimagingscience/web/smiviewer-...

Permalink Reply by Bhargav Raman on June 24, 2008 at 10:03pm

Is this the biotronics 3dNet or some other software? (btw the lack of hardware integration in Osirix was a real dealbreaker...it is slow for large datasets).

Permalink Reply by Pixel.To.Life on June 25, 2008 at 2:43am

I figured it is Biotronics's 3DNet, from UK. Looks nice. Thats it, right Pete?
How about the thin clients? Terarecon or Vital?

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