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Home < 2011 Winter Project Week:ThinClientQtInterfaceForIGTKey Investigators
- AZE: Nicholas Herlambang
- Isomics: Steve Pieper
- Kitware: Julien Finet, JC
Objective
Considering the space available in operating room, one ideal scenario for IGT is to have processing power of a workstation on a smaller form-factor devices such as laptop PC. By separating GUI from the processing engine, it is possible to use laptop PC in the operating room, while the processing workstation is put outside the operating room. Our objective is to develop a thin-client for IGT that provides visualization from and receive user input to be passed to the server (3D Slicer). We will use Qt to built the thin-client GUI, and define a messaging protocol for passing images from the server and user input to the server.
Approach, Plan
- Build thin-client GUI with Qt
- Define messaging protocol for data transfer between the thin-client and server (3D Slicer)
- Build a simple viewer application for preliminary assessment
