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Delivering innovation to customers through custom software solutions built on open source technology and advanced AI. Developers behind #ParaView #CMake #VTK
Clifton Park, NY
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    Medical teams often make critical decisions when time and resources are limited. At MHSRS, we'll demonstrate a TC3 system that uses edge AI to recognize patients, track care, and generate treatment records. See how we're applying AI to medical decision-making:
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    Jul 30
    Good diagnostics require good infrastructure. #CMake 4.4 introduces a unified diagnostic framework that makes diagnostics more consistent, simplifies adding new diagnostic categories, and lays the foundation for higher-quality SARIF output. Learn what's changing under the hood:
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    Jul 29
    Join us for two technical sessions at #MM2026! 🔵 Tomviz 3.0: A Reimagined Open Source Pipeline for Tomographic Data Analysis Vendor Tutorial | Monday, August 3, 2026 | 5:45 PM - 6:45 PM CT | Location: Booth #1222 🔵Multivariate Volume Rendering in VTK, ParaView, and Tomviz:
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    Jul 28
    If your CMake scripts keep growing but clarity keeps shrinking, modern workflows can help. Our live training covers practical approaches for: • Maintainable project structure • Reusable build logic • Scalable dependency management • Reliable cross-platform builds 🔗
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    Jul 27
    Realistic training starts with realistic physiology. The Pulse Physiology Engine supports trauma simulation through validated physiological and injury modeling. At MHSRS, we'll also demonstrate our flexible-screen wound simulation. Explore our trauma simulation technologies:
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