Where is your data? “Data” is often one of the most valuable yet neglected elements of a research project or a commercial product. It is … Read More

Ascent is an in-situ visualization and analysis library for HPC architectures (distributed computing) with support for many-core nodes (such as GPUs) through VTK-m. Ascent enables … Read More

We are pleased to announce the release of ParaView Glance v3.5 (github | release). ParaView Glance brings the latest web technologies for interactive scientific data … Read More

We are pleased to announce the release of ParaView Glance 3.0 (github | release), which is included in the release of ParaView for Supercomputing 2018. … Read More

ParaView Glance supports polygonal, molecular, point cloud, and medical data visualization on desktops and phones. ParaView Glance allows you to interactively view a variety of … Read More

Kitware is proud to announce the release of ParaView Glance. ParaView Glance brings together the latest web technologies for interactive scientific data visualization in your … Read More

VTK has long had an ability to render edges of a mesh on top of the mesh to aid in understanding the underlying geometry. This … Read More

Yesterday, we had a great VTK hackathon. It was a great turnout. See below for a full list of attendees. This time, our focus was … Read More

Kitware recently promoted three team members for their dedication to the creation and support of open-source software and state-of-the-art technology. Keith Fieldhouse, Assistant Director of … Read More

Motivation ParaView can run on a supercomputer with thousands of nodes to provide visualization and analysis of very large datasets. In this configuration, the same version of … Read More