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

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

For a long time, ParaView’s WebGL exporter in the Scene Exporter of ParaView has allowed you to generate a standalone HTML file that contains 3D geometry with … Read More

is a freely available, open source rendering library made for scientific visualization on the web, in your browser. It is an implementation of the Visualization … Read More

Kitware has been exploring web visualization for almost a decade. We have built web-based libraries and toolkits for data visualization and image processing, tools for data management and analysis, and full simulation environments. Our example applications demonstrate how these tools and applications can be customized for specific workflows. … 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

We define the high-performance computing/high-throughput computing (HPC/HTC) workflow as the flow of tasks that need to be executed to compute on HPC/HTC resources. Cumulus, an open … Read More

As noted previously on our blog, several updates have landed in ParaView and the Visualization Toolkit (VTK) that affect web-based projects, such as ParaViewWeb. ParaViewWeb … Read More