Search Results for "volume rendering"

GPU-Raytracer is a high-performance, real-time ray tracing engine implemented using OpenGL compute shaders. It demonstrates the power of modern GPU architectures to handle complex lighting calculations, reflections, shadows, and global illumination in real-time. This project is educational and experimental, providing insight into GPU parallelism and real-time rendering techniques. Its clean and modular C++ structure makes it a great reference for students and graphics developers alike.

amilab is a tool for image processing that includes its own scripting language, and an interface for visualizing 2d/3d images and 3d surfaces. Its main application is medical image processing.

This is a very simple OpenGL visualization library with a 3D and 4D volume renderer. It can easily be reused in other projects (e.g. with medical volumes). It is just perfect for learning or great if you like to hack your own code.

3DBrainExplorer is a lightweight OpenGL-based 3D renderer for scientific visualization of volumetric data (NIfTI) featuring real-time image manipulation, AAL brain labels (Tzourio-Mazoyer et al., 2002), SPM5 statistical images and stereo display.

3DimViewer is a lightweight 3D viewer of medical DICOM datasets that is distributed as open source software. The viewer is multiplatform software written in C++ that runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux systems. 3DimViewer source codes are available on Bitbucket (https://bitbucket.org/3dimlab/3dimviewer). Video tutorials can be found on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCvwUmKRw9ZO4YexLKEXmw_2jPo-kXVRn).

A Lightweighted Toolkit For Volume Rendering Project Started by Fei Yang Provide both CPU based and GPU (CUDA) based volume rendering. See http://www.fei-yang.org/?page_id=12 for complete descriptions and package downloads VolTK is a free C++ Toolkit that implements a tri-layer volume rendering framework, which is designed to meet the requirements of both algorithm research and application assemblage.

Linderdaum Engine is an open source purely object-oriented 3D gaming engine written in C++. It is designed to be an integrated solution for the development of interactive 3D applications, for game, industrial and scientific visualization.

ANUGA viewer is a graphical 3D rendering program suitable for animating the sww output files from the Finite Volume hydrodynamic modelling package ANUGA.

The Hardware Assisted Visibility Sorting (HAVS) algorithm is a GPU-based, direct volume renderer for unstructured grids. The algorithm operates in both object- and images-space and includes a sample-based, dynamic level-of-detail algorithm.

vuVolume is a framework for volume rendering algorithms in C++. When creating a new rendering method in vuVolume it is possible to just concentrate on the actual algorithm and let the framework take care of the more administrative tasks.

vvis is a volume rendering program providing several display algorithms like the texture method, shear-warp, and raycasting.

2D/3D Scene Graph rendering engine for Linux/Unix/Win32 layered atop OpenGL. Supports stereoscopy, volume rendering, 2D/3D texture mapping, picking, LOD and view-dependent operations, cross-platform text, constant-rate rendering and image-based data.

OpenVL is a framework for handling, processing & visualizing volumetric data (CT, MRI etc). It provides: powerful data access & layout API, plugins for volume processing tasks (image processing, segmentation etc), and support for multiple file-formats.

High quality volume graphics on consumer PC hardware. This GPL project is a graphics application for the visualization of 3D volume data on uniform rectilinear grid, as they arise from tomographic measurement or numerical simulation in computational scie

The Volume Browser is a graphical tool to navigate 3D Voxel Data. Additional features are: - Segmentation - Color Coding - 3D and 2D Browsing

GLOOP is Liquid Object Oriented Particles. libGLOOP render implicit surfaces from a set of "meta-points". Uses include: modeling liquids, volume rendering, computerized silly putty. Based on code by Brian Sharp