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MedINRIA 1.9 (Windows)

MedINRIA allows to process and analyze a large variety of magnetic resonance MR images including anatomical MRI, functional MRI fMRI, and diffusion tensor MRI (DT-MRI). MedINRIA was initially developed for medical experts, but may be used by anyone curious about medical images. Practically, MedINRIA is a suite of softwares, each...

Tags: 3D, Inria, Microsoft Windows, MedINRIA

Software downloads 2009-11-06

MedINRIA 1.9.0 (Mac)

MedINRIA is a free collection of medical imaging software developed within the Asclepios research project. It aims at providing to clinicians state-of-the-art algorithms dedicated to medical image processing and visualization. Efforts have been made to simplify the user interface, while keeping high-level algorithms. MedINRIA is available for Microsoft windows XP/Vista,...

Tags: Algorithm, Apple Macintosh, Inria, MedINRIA, Engineering, Linux, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2009-10-22

CardioViz3D 1.5 (Windows)

CardioViz3D is a free software, dedicated to the visualization and processing of dynamic medical data. A large range of image format is supported (DICOM, Analyze, VTK, NIFTI), as well as mesh files VTK format. Image/mesh dynamic sequences can be imported or constructed. Dynamic scalar field on meshes can be displayed....

Tags: Inria, CardioViz3D, Microsoft Windows, Productivity, Tools & Techniques, Operating Systems, Software, Management

Software downloads 2008-09-10

Axel 0.4 (Mac)

An algebraic geometric modeler, which aim is to provide “algebraic modelingâ€? tools for the manipulation and computation with implicit and parametric curves or surfaces. Its primary goal is to embed Synaps algebraic capabilities to provide new modeling techniques. Its main functionnalities are: Topology: compute the certified topology of curves...

Tags: Surface, Apple Macintosh, Topology, Inria, Modeling, Research & Development, Business Operations

Software downloads 2007-10-25

Additional Resources

Researchers Increase IT Flexibility With New High-Performance Computing Offering

The French National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control INRIA and one of its spin-off businesses, ActiveEon, worked together to establish a new version of ProActive Parallel Suite simulation solution for the Windows HPC Server 2008 operating system. The organizations did so to provide an environment that would...

Tags: Information Technology, High-performance Computing, High-performance, Microsoft Corp., Flexibility, Cloud Computing, Leadership, Microsoft Windows, Management, Operating Systems, Software

Case studies 2009-04-01

A 13th century social network

According to Nature News, a team of French researchers has used medieval documents to create the oldest detailed social network ever constructed. The mathematicians and computer scientists looked through thousands of records of land transactions dating back as far as 1260 in a Southwest part of France. The result of...

Tags: Researcher, France, Network, Analysis, Social Networking, Networking, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-05-20

A robotic taxi named robuCAB

According to ICT Results, a EU-funded project named Embounded 'has achieved the twin, and apparently contradictory goals, of making embedded systems both smarter and tougher.' One example is the robuCAB, a '4 seats automated people mover' developed by a French company and built from a 4 wheel-drive electric chassis with...

Tags: Adobe PDF, Embedded System, robuCAB, Robosoft, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-03-12

Inserting your virtual copy in a game

French researchers have developed a new system to enable users to insert virtual copies of themselves into video games or on the Web. This system combines high performance video acquisition, computation and graphics rendering. It was introduced last week at SIGGRAPH 2007. This system is called GrImage (for 'grid' and...

Tags: Game, Acquisition, Avatar, Scientist, Video Camera, Video, Camera, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2007-08-18

Bandit-based algorithm to play Go

You know that computers can beat humans at lots of games. But so far, humans are still better than the most powerful systems when playing at Chinese strategy game Go. The reason is simple: computer brute force cannot be used because sequential approaches simply do not work for many reasons....

Tags: Computers &, Internet, Leisure, Science &, Nature

Blog posts 2007-02-26

A virtual approach for clothing design

The latest issue of IEEE Computer Graphics is focused on sketch-based interaction. In "a sketch-based interface for clothing virtual characters (PDF format, 10 pages, 1.61 MB), the publication reports that an international team led by French computer scientists and fashion designers has worked on an intuitive way to design virtual...

Tags: Computers &, Internet, Engineering &, Innovation, Leisure, garment

Blog posts 2007-01-05

The Active XML Project: An Overview

This paper provides an overview of the Active XML project developed at INRIA over the past five years. Active XML (AXML, for short), is a declarative framework that harnesses Web services for distributed data management, and is put to work in a peer-to-peer architecture. The model is based on AXML...

Tags: Web, Stanford University, P2P, Web Service, AXML, XML, Cloud Computing, Web Services, Peer To Peer (P2P), Software/Web Development, Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software, Internet

White papers 2006-10-06

USPTO to re-examine JPEG patent

USPTO to re-examine JPEG patentJPEG patent's claim is invalidI personnaly worked between 1985 and 1989 on image compression algorithms in France, long before the JPEG group issued its first standard. This work was held there as a research project with European financements as an "Eureka" project.The company for which I...

Tags: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, JPEG, patent, JPEG patent

Discussion threads 2006-02-06

JOnAS getting traction overseas?

According to an InfoWorld report, the ObjectWeb consortium's most well known open source project -- JOnAS aka Java Open Application Server -- is making headway in Europe, particularly in France where ObjectWeb major backers Groupe Bulle, France Telecom, and France's National Institute for Research in Computer Scienceand Control INRIA hail...

Tags: JOnAS, Red Hat Inc.

Blog posts 2005-01-20