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
A KUKA robot arm see its surrounding through an attached Velodyne Lidar, and is driven by Kitware vision algorithms to put additional tubes into the ground driller head. … Read More
The Point Cloud Library (PCL) is a well known and versatile open-source C++ library for working with point cloud data, with functionality for keypoint extraction, … Read More
Context There are two common techniques in computer graphics to render surface geometries: Rasterization and Raytracing. By default, ParaView uses the Rasterization technique with OpenGL to … 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 lets users customize shortcuts, favorite filters and read more types of data. Kitware, in combination with the ParaView development community, made the second major … Read More
ParaView 5.6.0 Release Notes Major changes made since ParaView 5.5.2 are listed in this document. The full list of issues addressed by this release is … Read More
CityGML Reader CityGML is an OpenGeospatial (OGC) standard for describing 3D models of cities and landscapes. It describes buildings, roads, rivers, bridges, vegetation, and city … Read More
Sometimes it’s the simplest things that can have a huge impact on usability. For today’s case study, let’s look at Spreadsheet view in ParaView. Spreadsheet … Read More
As Andy Bauer described a long while back in the Kitware blog, ParaView provides a way to generate more efficient batch scripts for temporal data … Read More