Visualization
BioImageXD is an open-source microscopy imaging software for processing, analyzing, visualizing, and rendering multi-dimensional microscopy images. The project was carried out by a team of researchers including microscopists, cell biologists and software engineers from the Universities of Jyväskylä and Turku in Finland, Max Planck Institute CBG in Dresden, Germany and
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Virtual Reality (VR) is trending nowadays, in the gaming industry, simulation, education, and industrial sector. Over a decade ago, Second Life was trending as an online virtual world. Since then some games and application emerged in the same context, but the virtual world is not the same as virtual reality,
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Avogadro: The Molecular Editor and Visualization Avogadro is a free, open source desktop molecular editor and visualization tool, designed for use on Mac, Windows, and Linux in computational chemistry, molecular modeling, bioinformatics, materials science, and related areas. It offers flexible high-quality rendering and a powerful plugin architecture. It's
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What is WebGL? Nowadays WebGL is a trending technology as it allows developers to create complex 3D interactive graphics, games using modern browsers as a client, without the need to install additional plugins, extensions, or software. WebGL allows the browser to work directly with the GPU (graphics processing unit). There
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The OpenIGTLink is an open source development library for building Medical Image-Guided Therapy (IGT) applications. It developed and maintained by OpenIGTLink community & Brigham and Women's Hospital. It's a low level C/C++ library that can be used to create multi-platform applications that runs on Windows,
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AMI Medical Imaging (AMI) Toolkit is a JavaScript toolkit for building medical imaging DICOM-ready apps with 2D/ 3D visualization. It combines a set of JavaScript libraries & Three.JS for WebGL 3D rendering. AMI Toolkit is featured in our list as one of medical imaging development tools that use WebGL
Visualization
WebGL is an emerging web technology, it's used nowadays to create games, interactive 3D products showcase, medical & scientific visualizations, geospatial data visualization. There are several frameworks, libraries and graphics/ games engines aiming for web developers to create interactive 3D visualization/ graphics that works directly from the browser
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WebGL is JavaScript API/ library based on OpenGL that allows web browsers to render 3D/ 2D graphics in the browser without the need to install extra plugins, desktop apps, any third-party plug-ins or browser extensions. WebGL allows using the machine GPU through the browser to render 3D graphics into HTML
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The X Toolkit is an open-source toolkit and framework for building medical and scientific 3D visualization that runs within the browser, It uses the power of WebGL to provide smooth 3D modeling, structure, and material/texture rendering with few lines of code. Unlike other WebGL frameworks and libraries out there,
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BrainBrowser is an open source JavaScript Library project aiming to provide 3D brain visualization through the web browser. It uses web technologies like HTML5, WebGL and web-ready 3D visualization frameworks. BrainBrowser is a pure Javascript project that runs directly through the browser without the need to install or configure other
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Open Data is a concept that describes freedom of using the data, as anyone can use, share, redistribute, or republish it.
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Bloggers and web content creators need to know about their visitors, content usage, page views, referrals, Search engine search keywords which the visitors used. Google Analytics is a cloud-based service by Google that allows users to get this information, However, some users may require their own self-hosted solution to be
Medical Simulation
Note: This article is an Evergreen article. It will receive continues update about the listed applications. You can save it and return to it as a updated resource. Over than 14 years ago, I wrote in my old blog about medical simulation tools especially surgical based simulator, by that time