Julius MV1 is a showcase application for the Julius framework. It can be used as a fully functional DICOM 3.0 or RAW volume viewer as well as a viewer for large polymesh datasets. It also provides basic data processing features such as volume segmentation or polymesh decimation. Julius MV1 can be used as a basis and testbed for other applications developed with the Julius Framework. The Julius Framework (which comes bundled with MV1) is a general software architecture for medical visualization, simulation, and navigation.
| Tags | education multimedia Graphics 3D Rendering Scientific/Engineering Medical Science Visualization Software Development Libraries Application Frameworks |
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| Operating Systems | Mac OS X Windows Windows POSIX Linux Unix |
| Implementation | C++ |
Recent releases


Changes: This release features many new plugins, especially in the area of data processing (examples are segmentation, polymesh decimation, volume resampling, etc.). New visualisation methods (such as Overlay-Planes) complement the existing ones. All existing code has been extensively overhauled in regard to stability and speed.


Changes: The major enhancements of this version include a new UI infrastructure (implemented in the plug-in layer), the update of the visualization infrastructure, catching of messages, creation of plug-ins (via a static New() method), and the support for "external" raw-interfaces (including multiple inhertitance for plug-in interfaces). Additionally, the released plug-ins include a new version of the DICOM importer (based on DCMTK library), a sliced volume data plug-in (including adaption of many related plug-ins), and a software 3D slice render engine.


Changes: Much functionality was moved from the core layer to the plug-in layer, making the framework even more extendable. The inheritance of plug-ins was improved using the "base plug-in support". Many bugs were fixed.