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The highlight of this feature is the introduction of a new GraphQL API. Users can now use the GraphQL API to make their own custom queries. The API currently exposes basic project, build, site, and user information, and will be expanded in future releases. Other notable features in this release include a new RHEL-based Docker […]

We are happy to announce the Insight Toolkit (ITK) 5.4 Release Candidate 4 is available for testing! ITK is an open-source, cross-platform toolkit for N-dimensional scientific image processing, segmentation, and registration. 🔦 Highlights The Insight Toolkit (ITK) has further enhanced its DICOM capabilities in the latest release, building on over 25 years of extensive clinical […]

C++Now is a gathering of C++ experts and enthusiasts from around the world looking to push C++ to its limits. The conference explores what C++ will look like in the future and how it can be used today.

Since C++ named modules left the experimental state in CMake (see import CMake; the Experiment is Over!), CMake development has continued to add more support for modules. The most recent development is the experimental support of import std;. C++23 introduced support for APIs to be available via the named module std. This means that import […]

The International Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE) Defense + Commercial Sensing 2024 Conference brings together researchers and engineers to share the latest advancements in sensors, infrared, laser systems, spectral imaging, radar, lidar, autonomous systems, and other findings with the sensing community oriented on defense.

Kitware Europe has been hard at work creating great webinars this year! Here is a list of our few last webinars so they are easier to find. For the complete list, please visit https://www.paraview.org/tutorials/. Advanced rendering of scientific data using ray-tracing in ParaView Presented on: February 29, 2024Instructors: Thomas Galland & Lucas Givord This webinar […]

My entire career has involved open source software. In the early 90s, while I was working in a computer vision group at GE research my masters thesis was an open source framework for computer vision research called TargetJr. After a decade at GE, I left as one of the five founders of Kitware, an entire […]

The United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation’s GEOINT Symposium is the largest gathering of geospatial intelligence professionals in the U.S, spanning across government, industry, and academia. With more than two centuries of combined experience across Kitware in computer vision R&D for federal agencies, our highly experienced and credentialed experts can help you solve the most challenging AI and computer vision problems in the GEOINT domain....

Kitware note: This is a guest blog from Antonio Baiano Svizzero from Undabit Acoustic Simulations. Computational Acoustics, particularly when applied using the Finite Element Method (FEM), is a critical tool in various industries such as automotive, aeronautical, building sectors etc. It enables the simulation of sound fields in complex environments, which is essential for optimizing […]

Catalyst 2.0.0 has been released! This is the first release of the Catalyst API as a standalone project. Catalyst is an API developed for simulations to communicate in situ with analysis and visualization tools. Release Features New Conduit Version Update to conduit 0.8.7 internally. This brings in a few more APIs: conduit_datatype_sizeof_index_t conduit_node_move conduit_node_reset conduit_node_swap […]

Building simulation workflows can be complicated. Trying to find and connect different tools to get the results you’re looking for can be inefficient, error-prone and take up valuable resources, including time and money. To make matters worse, sharing and deploying these workflows to fellow engineers, researchers, and academics tend to involve relying on hand written notes and scripts that can be difficult to follow...

In the recently concluded 40th Slicer Project Week, which took place from January 29th to February 2nd in Las Palmas, Spain, Kitware and our collaborators made significant contributions to improve the way medical professionals use 3D Slicer for visualization, simulation, and analysis.

The ParaView development team is happy to announce the release of ParaView 5.12.0, the latest version of the industry leading open source scientific visualization and analysis software.

Major changes made since ParaView 5.11.2 are listed in this document. The full list of issues addressed by this release is available here. New features Save/Load Data Locally/Remotely ParaView can now save files to and load files from either the client file system or the server file system. The following operations support this capability: Translations […]

This release contains numerous usability improvements, including performance enhancements, small UI changes, and changes to the routing structure. OAuth support has also been overhauled. CDash administration has been simplified, with changes which attempt to minimize the amount of manual database maintenance required, as well as improvements to our Docker deployment workflow. As of this release, […]

A Volview based application to load and visualize DICOM files for dental implant planification within the browser without server side processing nor rendering