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Image: KiwiViewer_MountStHelens.png | Mount St. Helens visualization, terrain colored by elevation. | Image: KiwiViewer_MountStHelens.png | Mount St. Helens visualization, terrain colored by elevation. | ||
Image: KiwiViewer_Knee.png | NAMIC knee atlas rendered in KiwiViewer | Image: KiwiViewer_Knee.png | NAMIC knee atlas rendered in KiwiViewer | ||
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Image: iPad-Image5.png | KiwiViewer as ParaViewWebClient showing streamlines over a shuttle | |||
Image: iPad-Image2.png | Scientific visualization using VES and ParaViewWeb | |||
Image: iPad-Image1.png | Image showing contours and streamlines using KiwiViewer as ParaViewWebClient | |||
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Revision as of 16:25, 10 February 2012
Introduction
The following screenshots depict visualizations produced using the VES rendering library. The visualizations run on Android and iOS devices, but the screenshots are captured using the iPhone/iPad simulator.
Screenshots
The SPL-PNL brain atlas rendered in KiwiViewer
KiwiViewer running in the iPad simulator showing one frame of a simulation. The simulation shows a block falling and crushing a can.
The Robot Operating System C Turtle logo rendered using a point cloud
A CT image of a head. The image is displayed using three orthogonal planes. An isosurface of the skull bone is rendered with the image planes.
Mount St. Helens visualization, terrain colored by elevation.
NAMIC knee atlas rendered in KiwiViewer
KiwiViewer as ParaViewWebClient showing streamlines over a shuttle
Scientific visualization using VES and ParaViewWeb
Image showing contours and streamlines using KiwiViewer as ParaViewWebClient
