Medical & volumeCT, MR and micro-CT

Every slice. The whole volume.

Open a study, scroll it, window it and measure it. Then render it in soft light.

For research, education and visualisation. Not a medical device; not for diagnosis.

Volume rendering · cinematic light · a public CT

Slicesthe pixels as acquired

Three planes,one crosshair.

Axial, coronal and sagittal. Click anywhere and every view follows.

Reading layout · 2 × 2The reading layout: axial, coronal and sagittal slices of a CT beside its volume rendering
Window presetsLungBoneSoft tissueThick slabsReal millimetres

Windowingone study, many looks

One study,many windows.

Lung, bone, soft tissue: one press, or drag it by hand.

Scroll and window · the same CT

Volume renderingtransfer functions

Light throughthe whole volume.

Pick a look, or draw your own curve. The light settles when you stop.

Ivory boneThe CT with an ivory bone look: ribs, spine and pelvis lit softly from the front
Gold, from behindThe same CT from behind with a gold look: the spine and ribs in warm light
Red bone, from the sideThe same CT from the side with a red bone look
Dozens of looksYour own curveClick to isolateCrop boxCinematic light

Measure and markon the slice

Draw on it.Keep the numbers.

  • Text, arrows
  • Ellipse, box, freehand regions with area and values
  • Distances in millimetres
  • Key images and a findings list as CSV or JSON
Annotate · on the sliceA CT slice with an ellipse region, an arrow and a label written on it

Inthe formats a scanner writes

Drop a folder.Get a volume.

It finds the series and the real geometry for you.

DICOM .dcmNIfTI .nii .nii.gzNRRD .nrrdMetaImage .mha .mhdJPEG 2000JPEG-LSLossless JPEGRLE

In 3Dstereo and headsets

A volume you canstand inside.

Stereo is built into the renderer. Volumes use it too.

Stereo, VR and XR →

Beyond medicineany stack of slices

Anything a scannercan see inside.

The same tools open industrial CT, micro-CT and fossils.

Parts and castings

Materials and micro-CT

Fossils

Heritage objects

Bring a study.See inside.

Part of the beta: try it on your own volumes.

For research, education and visualisation. Not a medical device; not for diagnosis.