I’m excited to announce the release of VeloView 1.0!  VeloView is an open-source application designed for visualization and analysis of point cloud data generated by … Read More

The Python Programmable Filter is a powerful tool for data analysis in ParaView, as it enables you to implement ParaView readers and filters using Python. … Read More

The scientific computing in Python community has been rapidly blossoming over the years thanks to its ability to quickly analyze data in an interactive way, … Read More

Ever wondered why opening the Python shell in ParaView for the very first time, or doing "from paraview.simple import *" in pvpython shell makes your … Read More

    The PCL-Ocular Robotics code sprint has concluded. For this event I participated as the code sprint developer and worked with engineers at Ocular Robotcs … Read More

These days, everyone’s got a mobile device (or several), so why not use them for data visualization? Last month, KiwiViewer 2.0 for iOS was released … Read More

On behalf of the mobile development team at Kitware, I’m happy to announce the release of KiwiViewer v2.0 for iOS, now available for download in … Read More

In VTK, there is a mapper flag called InterpolateScalarsBeforeMapping.  The flag affects the way scalar data is visualized with colors.  The effect can be small, … Read More

I just published my first blog post on the NVidia code sprint blog over at the Point Cloud Library site pointclouds.org.  I am participating in … Read More

Kitware is pleased to take part in the Visible Patient project, which provides an open-access virtual reality experience for users worldwide. The project is led … Read More