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| − | * Using Namic GPU rendering engine and Microsoft Research Cuda rendering engine for virtual colonoscopy | + | * Using Namic GPU volume rendering engine and Microsoft Research Cuda volume rendering engine for virtual colonoscopy |
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* Compare the image quality and performance of both engines | * Compare the image quality and performance of both engines | ||
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* Working with NA-MIC Engineering team to enable Namic GPU render engine for virtual colonoscopy | * Working with NA-MIC Engineering team to enable Namic GPU render engine for virtual colonoscopy | ||
| − | * Compare the Namic GPU Render | + | * Compare the Namic GPU Render with Microsoft Research Cuda volume rendering |
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Revision as of 17:17, 21 June 2010
Home < 2010 NAMIC Project week: Real-Time Volume Rendering for Virtual Colonoscopy
Key Investigators
- MGH: Hiroyuki Yoshida,Yin Wu
- BWH: Steve Piper, Ron Kikinis
Objective
- Using Namic GPU volume rendering engine and Microsoft Research Cuda volume rendering engine for virtual colonoscopy
- Add center line information to enable fly through using the both engines
- Compare the image quality and performance of both engines
- Initial Multi-touch interface
Approach, Plan
- Working with NA-MIC Engineering team to enable Namic GPU render engine for virtual colonoscopy
- Compare the Namic GPU Render with Microsoft Research Cuda volume rendering
Progress
Currently the Microsoft Research Rendering Engine has been tried for colon volume rendering
