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Kodak demonstrated their new CBCT software during the AAOMR meeting in Louisville, Kentucky this year. The software is feature packed and has an intuitive interface. We just got our hands on the latest beta of their 3D viewer called: Kodak Dental Imaging Software 3D v2.2 (KDIS).


The software is still in beta stage and under development. From what we heard from Kodak, they intend to release the software as a shareware or freeware. Yes, you heard it right! (Update: the software will burned to the disc if you own a Kodak machine as a viewer but it is free). The software will be You might wonder: but it would open just Kodak CBCT volumes, right? Not really, the software is able to open not only Kodak CBCT volume but all other 3rd party CBCT volumes as well. (Update: there are issues with mis-orientation of the volume from 3rd party Cone Beam CT data sets). In this article we will review KDIS and see what it has to offer. We will explore the interface, see a list of features, and limitations in the current version.
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The new NRG is capable of vector cutting and raster marking, equipped with a range of CO2 sealed laser sources the NRG defines a new standard in low cost laser systems. The NRG has been designed to process flat materials providing cutting, marking, piercing, kiss cut, superficial treatments and colour change on material such as plastics, wood, paper, rubber, acrylics, polyesters, teflon, textiles, cork, leather, foam rubber etc.)



Thanks to its flexibility, robust design and outstanding performances the NRG provides a professional laser cutting solution for application such as sign-marking, cardboard, paper, textile, leather, veneer and general converting.



The NRG is designed on basic principles, using quality brushless motors and a new SEI proprietary algorithm provide a smooth accurate movement. The NRG is available in a wide range of working areas from 1600 x 1000mm up to 2000 x 3000mm. with options such as CCD camera, sliding tables and a conveyor.



The new NRG is a class 4 laser system and complies with international safety standards (CE, CDRH, IEC825). Light barriers for additional safety are available as options. Loading and unloading of large sheet material is simplified by easy access from all sides. Materials, (even roll materials) are easily moved by the optional conveyor system.



The laser system is driven by an external computer running Windows XP. and ICARO software (provided with the machine) via LAN connection - Parameters such as power, frequency, processing speed are easily adjusted to obtain the required result on various materials, once adjusted the parameters are saved within the materials library for future use. Drawings in several CAD or graphic formats such as *.plt, *.dxf, *.hpgl *.pcx, *.bmp, *.mcl, besides machine formats can be imported with text and logos being edited via an internal editor.

Philips 1810 Holter analysis applications are designed to save time. lower costs and improve an operator's ability to process even the most difficult cases. Enhansed connectivity allows export in vectorized PDF format that provides scaling for easy reading. Can securely transmit attachments via email and easily export in format compatible with your Electronic Medical Records in a non-proprietary format. Built in PDF reports for EMR means no third party software is required.

Many applications require a high quality source of imagery, matched to the particular display system, whether a projected 3D Cinema, multi channel Full Domes, Digital Signage installation or heritage experience inside a museum or Visitor Attraction. Delta can provide up to fully uncompressed 4:4:4 imagery onto any shape screen, mixed with live video, still imagery and special effects, all performed in real-time so that system installation and customer show creation is rapid and accurate.

ACOM.PC 5.0 and higher
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ACOM.PC is part of the ACOM product family of Siemens Medical Solutions for
networking, archiving, and reviewing cardiological images in particular and DI-
COM image material in general.
ACOM.PC is a PC-based display station for reviewing cardiological images stored
on CD, MOD, local or network directories
or hard disk drives, or the ACOM.net.
ACOM.PC provides an image display quality
that is superior to that of an S-VHS
recorder but is less than that of the acquisition system.
With ACOM.PC you can display cardiological image material (512/1024 matrix,
8/12 bits, compressed) but it also supports the display of angiographic single
frames (uncompressed, 8/10/12 bits, 102
4 matrix) and scenes (compressed, 8,
10, 12 bits, 1024 matrix). DSA scenes are
displayed in native or subtracted mode,
the bit depth is limited to 8 bits on display.
ACOM.PC usually displays images in their original size as long as the image size
does not exceed the 512 matrix. Otherwise
the images are reduced in size. Im-
ages that come in a 1024 matrix are zoomed but displayed in full spatial resolu-
tion. ECG curves are displayed with scroll bars if they exceed the 512 matrix in
one direction.
ACOM.PC can also display images provided by ultrasound and nuclear medicine.