Imaging software enables label-free CT imaging, improves lung diagnosis

Imaging showing close similarities between areas of lung function obtained on same patient with CTFI and Spect. A single-photon emission computerised tomography (Spect) scan uses a radioactive substance and a special camera to create lung images. CT-derived functional imaging (CTFI) does not require inhalation of special gas or injection of contrast. Image: Corewell Health

The CT-Derived Functional Imaging (CTFI) technique is a computed-tomography software program that uses the Integrated Jacobian Formulation to quickly calculate major changes in lung volume as a patient breathes in and out – without contrast dye

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Tangram Vision creates open-source software to compare lidar sensors

Manufacturers of autonomous vehicles and robots in the manufacturing, logistics, distribution, automotive and other commercial sectors can select and compare up to 28 different lidar models from leading manufacturers with new visualisation software from Tangram Vision.

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Tangram Vision creates open-source software to compare lidar sensors