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AMIA 2026 Annual Symposium
Kitware is excited to participate in the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) 2026 Annual Symposium in Dallas, Texas. AMIA brings together professionals and students across the informatics community to share knowledge, foster collaboration, and advance the use of…
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2D Transforms Now Supported in 3D Slicer
Registration of 2D images, such as histology sections, X-rays, or ultrasound frames, produces 2D transforms. Until recently, Slicer could not load them properly.
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CMake 4.4.5 available for download
CMake 4.4.5 available for download
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Kitware Welcomes Dr. Mike Ter Louw as Director of Advanced Cybersecurity Research
Strategic hire marks Kitware’s expansion into cybersecurity research and resilience technologies, building on our established defense AI research capabilities to address emerging threats. Clifton Park, N.Y.– 29 October 2026 – Kitware is pleased to announce that Mike Ter Louw,…
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CMake 4.3.6 available for download
CMake 4.3.6 available for download
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CMake 4.5.0-rc2 is ready for testing
The second CMake 4.5 release candidate!
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Why VTK Arrays Are Not NumPy Arrays (Anymore)
In my last blog, I promised to get into the philosophy of the latest rewrite of VTK arrays in Python. Here it is. Let's start with the line that looks like a step backwards.
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Embedding Next-Gen Graphics: VTK’s Hardware Windows, WebGPU, and QVTKWebGPUWidget
For most of VTK’s history, rendering and window management went hand in hand. A single vtkRenderWindow handled it all: creating the OS window, managing the OpenGL context, running the event loop, and drawing pixels. In the early days of OpenGL, pairing them together made perfect…
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Introducing NetMaestro: Open Source Network Modeling and Simulation
Network engineers need to evaluate changes to infrastructure without disrupting the systems that depend on it. Testing a new configuration, replacing equipment, or investigating a potential failure can be difficult when physical testbeds are expensive and production networks…
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Supercomputing 2026
At SC26, Kitware will showcase interactive visual workflows designed for large, complex simulations. Our work combines scalable visualization, in situ analysis, AI, GPU computing, and modern application development to support today’s demanding scientific and engineering…
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AMR Contour and Interface support in VTK and ParaView
Adaptive Mesh Refinement (AMR) is a popular method of numerical simulation used to adapt the accuracy of the simulation, which produces volumes of data of different levels of detail. While this can be achieved using an unstructured grid, using a dedicated data model is preferred…
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Conference on Applied Machine Learning in Information Security (CAMLIS) 2026
Join Kitware at CAMLIS 2026, where our team will present research on aligning autonomous cyber defense agents with different security objectives. Learn more about our work in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cybersecurity, and connect with our team to discuss…
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CMake 4.5.0-rc1 is ready for testing
The first CMake 4.5 release candidate!
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Tomviz 3.1: Animation, Advanced Rendering, Label Maps, and Live Updates
We are pleased to announce the release of Tomviz 3.1. Tomviz is a free, open source, cross-platform application for the reconstruction, visualization, and analysis of 3D tomographic data, developed openly on GitHub and distributed under the 3-clause BSD license.
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Why are my builds slow? Using CMake’s Instrumentation Feature
CMake 4.2 dropped the experimental gate on a major new feature: the CMake Instrumentation API. This enables detailed tracking of the entire CMake workflow, including configure time, build execution, testing, and installation, and provides developers and teams with actionable…
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CMake: Making Hard Things Easy
At CppCon 2026, I gave a talk called “CMake: Making Hard Things Easy” about how CMake handles build-system complexity so developers can focus on their software. This article shares practical takeaways from that talk. We started CMake for ITK 26 years ago. Researchers needed to…
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CMake 4.4.4 available for download
CMake 4.4.4 available for download
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VTK Arrays in Python, Reprise
PS: The examples in the blog requires VTK master, VTK nightly or VTK > 9.7. I keep coming back to this. Maybe because there is so much to uncover. We recently finished the third major rewrite of how VTK arrays can be processed in Python. I think that we got it right this time. I…