YaDiV - A Software for Medical Visualization using Java3D

Hi,

since a couple of years, we are developing an open source software for advanced 3D Medical Visualization called YaDiV ("Yet another DiCOM Viewer"). The 3D view branch based on Java3D, so I am really happy to find out that it is now supported again.

Sample Screenshot of YaDiV, showing a thorax as volume rending with several segmented inner organs:



YaDiV makes heavily use of the scene graph API, 2D and 3D textures for volume rendering and very fast interactive mesh generation (segment surfaces in medical volume data). We already thought of swichting to pure JOGL, but that would have been work for several months (including rewriting 25% of Java3D functionality, such as scene graph concept, support for stereo displays etc.).

Keep up the good work!
MrFreeze

Hi

I would like to see your application here, it really deserves much exposure:
http://jogamp.org/jogl/www/

Several scenegraphs have a JOGL renderer, you don't really need to switch to "pure" JOGL even though you were forced to drop Java3D. Keep up the good work too :)

On 12/06/2013 01:43 PM, gouessej [via jogamp] wrote:
> Hi
>
> I would like to see your application here,

Yes, it surely is a diamond (3d voxel, block marching, ..).

> it really deserves much exposure:
> http://jogamp.org/jogl/www/

Maybe Harvey even likes to have a 'jogamp.org/java3d/www/' page ..

>
> Several scenegraphs have a JOGL renderer, you don't really need to switch to
> "pure" JOGL even though you were forced to drop Java3D. Keep up the good work
> too :)

Yes, KUDOS to you and your team!

Hopefully we can demo it next SIGGRAPH 2014,
would be nice if you can contribute 1-2 slides
w/ demo data.

~Sven