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The [[MITK_ReleaseNotes_2015.03|MITK 2015.03]] release comes together with a source code release of the module and plugins for image guided therapy (MITK-IGT) including many bug fixes and new features.
 
The [[MITK_ReleaseNotes_2015.03|MITK 2015.03]] release comes together with a source code release of the module and plugins for image guided therapy (MITK-IGT) including many bug fixes and new features.
  
* OpenIGTLink: MITK now includes an experimental version of the OpenIGTLink module (UI support is planned for the next release)
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* OpenIGTLink: MITK now includes an experimental version of the OpenIGTLink module (UI support for tracking and ultrasound connections is planned for the next release)  
  
* Easy cmake configurations: If you want to build the IGT modules, you'll have to build OpenCV and OpenIGTLink during the superbuild. For an easy configuration, simply select for the MITK_BUILD_CONFIGURATION variable the option "mitkNavigationModules" (advanced settings). This will build all modules needed for the usage of MITK-IGT.
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* Easy cmake configurations: If you want to build the MITK navigation modules, you'll have to build OpenCV and OpenIGTLink during the superbuild. For an easy configuration, simply select for the MITK_BUILD_CONFIGURATION variable the option "mitkNavigationModules" (advanced settings). This will build all modules needed for the usage of MITK-IGT.
  
* NavigationDataReader / -writer:  
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* NavigationDataReader / -writer: TODO KENO
 
       NavigationDataReader-/Writerumstrukturierung -> Keno Fragen
 
       NavigationDataReader-/Writerumstrukturierung -> Keno Fragen
 
       Neu NavigationDataSet
 
       Neu NavigationDataSet
  
*  NavigationDataSet:  
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*  NavigationDataSet: TODO KENO
  
 
* Virtual Tacker: The virtual tacker has now UI-Support (previously, it existed only as a class)
 
* Virtual Tacker: The virtual tacker has now UI-Support (previously, it existed only as a class)
  
* ToF: Kinect 2 is now supported.
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* Kinect 2 is now supported. (also have a look at the new page on hardware support levels which can be found here: [[Mitk-ToF-Camera_Support_Levels]]
 
 
* New documentation of camera support level which can be found here: http://mitk.org/wiki/Mitk-ToF-Camera_Support_Levels
 
  
 
* Tested Kinect for Xbox 360 with Visual Studio 2012 and Ubuntu 14.04 including Qt5 and c++11.
 
* Tested Kinect for Xbox 360 with Visual Studio 2012 and Ubuntu 14.04 including Qt5 and c++11.
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* Hardware support: All supported and partly supported hardware can now be found in the new Hardware list (see [[Hardware_Support]])
 
* Hardware support: All supported and partly supported hardware can now be found in the new Hardware list (see [[Hardware_Support]])
  
* Persistence: The persistence for the IGT- and US-plugin has improved, especially for the tools in the tracking toolbox.
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* Persistence: The persistence for the IGT- and US-plugin was improved, especially for the tools in the tracking toolbox.
  
* Polaris: The NDI Polaris' tracking rate can now be easily configured in the IGT Tracking Toolbox plugins GUI.
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* The NDI Polaris' tracking rate can now be easily configured in the IGT Tracking Toolbox plugins GUI.
  
* Tracking Toolbox: The Tracking Toolboxes "Options" tab now includes options to set different logging and render update rates or to disable rendering, or even all timers entirely.
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* The "Options" of the IGT Tracking Toolbox tab now includes options to set different logging and render update rates or to disable rendering, or even all timers entirely.
  
* Freez Tracking: Tracking can now be frozen and unfrozen via the "Freeze Tracking"  
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* Freeze Tracking: Tracking can now be frozen and unfrozen via the "Freeze Tracking"  
 
button in the Tracking Control section of the IGT Tracking Toolbox.
 
button in the Tracking Control section of the IGT Tracking Toolbox.
  
 
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* BugFixes: We fixed a lot of minor bugs...
* BugFixes: We fixed a lot of bugs...
 

Revision as of 16:48, 21 April 2015

The MITK 2015.03 release comes together with a source code release of the module and plugins for image guided therapy (MITK-IGT) including many bug fixes and new features.

  • OpenIGTLink: MITK now includes an experimental version of the OpenIGTLink module (UI support for tracking and ultrasound connections is planned for the next release)
  • Easy cmake configurations: If you want to build the MITK navigation modules, you'll have to build OpenCV and OpenIGTLink during the superbuild. For an easy configuration, simply select for the MITK_BUILD_CONFIGURATION variable the option "mitkNavigationModules" (advanced settings). This will build all modules needed for the usage of MITK-IGT.
  • NavigationDataReader / -writer: TODO KENO
     NavigationDataReader-/Writerumstrukturierung -> Keno Fragen
     Neu NavigationDataSet
  • NavigationDataSet: TODO KENO
  • Virtual Tacker: The virtual tacker has now UI-Support (previously, it existed only as a class)
  • Tested Kinect for Xbox 360 with Visual Studio 2012 and Ubuntu 14.04 including Qt5 and c++11.
  • Hardware support: All supported and partly supported hardware can now be found in the new Hardware list (see Hardware_Support)
  • Persistence: The persistence for the IGT- and US-plugin was improved, especially for the tools in the tracking toolbox.
  • The NDI Polaris' tracking rate can now be easily configured in the IGT Tracking Toolbox plugins GUI.
  • The "Options" of the IGT Tracking Toolbox tab now includes options to set different logging and render update rates or to disable rendering, or even all timers entirely.
  • Freeze Tracking: Tracking can now be frozen and unfrozen via the "Freeze Tracking"

button in the Tracking Control section of the IGT Tracking Toolbox.

  • BugFixes: We fixed a lot of minor bugs...