A few days ago, the number of active 3DSlicer developers reached 100 members! Kitware is a primary developer of 3DSlicer, an open-source tool for medical … Read More

Kitware is pleased to announce the final release candidate for Bender 2.0. Bender is an open-source toolkit based on 3D Slicer that provides algorithms and a user-friendly … Read More

Kitware sponsored the first annual HackNC event, which took place from March 1 to March 2, 2014, at UNC-Chapel Hill. Other sponsors included Google, Pebble, … Read More

Congratulations to our collaborators at the University of Houston, Cullen College of Engineering. Dr. Nicholas Rey, a member of Dr. Badri Roysam’s lab at the … Read More

The 3D Slicer team at Kitware is pleased to introduce the SlicerToKiwiExporter module for 3D Slicer. This module provides medical researchers a method for readily distributing … Read More

Congratulations to our collaborators at The University of North Carolina for advancing ultrasound for the quantification of microvasculature and using their improved understanding of microvasculature … Read More

Kitware is pleased to announce the release of version 1.1 of Bender, with binaries available on Midas and source code under git version control. Bender … Read More

Slicer CLI 3D Slicer, the free and open-source software package for image analysis and visualization, developed in part by Kitware, has seen recent changes that … Read More

MSVTK: the Multiscalar Visualisation Toolkit There is a pervasive trend in biomedical research towards the consideration of systemic processes; that is, phenomena observed in living … Read More

With funding from the NIH via the Neuroimaging Analysis Center (NAC) and the National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (NA-MIC), Kitware has been collaborating on … Read More