Public Demos Repository

This repository hosts small example projects that can be built against the ImFusion SDK. These projects are either standalone applications that demonstrate integrating the ImFusion SDK into custom applications or plugins that demonstrate how to extend the SDK with new functionality.

Please have a look at the individual subfolders of this repository. Each provides a self-contained example to explore.

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Examples

• Example2D3DRegistration: Demonstrates how to use and customize the x-ray 2D/3D registration algorithm in an example plugin.
• ExampleAnatomyPlugin: Shows how you can use the AnatomyPlugin to represent AnatomicalStructures and combine them in a AnatomicalStructureCollection.
• ExampleDicomBrowser: Explains how to build a simple DICOM browser using the ImFusionDicom plugin.
• ExampleDicomExtension: Implements a sample DicomExtension to read and write custom DICOM tags.
• ExampleImageMath: Contains basic examples on how to use our ImageMath plugin.
• ExampleITK: Shows how to use ITK with the ImFusion SDK.
• ExampleMachineLearningInference: Explains how to integrate a deep learning model, trained independently using Python, into the ImFusion framework.
• ExampleMainWindowBaseApplication: Shows how to build a simple standalone application for displaying medical DICOM data using the ImFusion SDK.
• ExampleOpenCV: Demonstrates integration with OpenCV for computer vision tasks.
• ExampleOpenGL: Shows how to use OpenGL for rendering and image processing.
• ExamplePlugin: Provides a template for creating new plugins.
• ExampleStandaloneApplication: Builds a standalone application using the SDK.
• QMLRendererDemo: Explains how to natively integrate the ImFusionLib rendering stack into a QML application.
• SlicerExtension: Basic example demonstrating how the ImFusion SDK can be integrated into 3D-Slicer via an Extension module..
• StreamExample: Shows how to create Streams and to work with their data.
• TotalSegmentatorAnatomyPlugin: Explains how to build a simple custom plugin for the ImFusion SDK, on the example of the TotalMeshSegmentator that creates anatomical structure descriptions.
• TractographyPlugin: Demonstrates how to create a custom data type (fiber tracts, used for instance in Diffusion Tensor Imaging) in the ImFusion SDK and integrate it into the visualization stack using the GlObject and DataDisplayHandler interfaces.

License and Copying

All projects and code in this repository are licensed under the permissive 3-clause BSD license. This allows you to freely modify and distribute the code as long as you retain a copy of the original copyright notice and do not use the name of the project or our company to promote derived work without written consent. For more details, please refer to the LICENSE.txt file in this repository.