Holorepository 2020 Viewer Initial release

This release contains a python tool intended for local PC/laptop usage, and does not use any online services or transmit any data. It requires CUDA 10 from Nvidia and is run from run.bat, a script written to launch it. The tool incorporates a barebone version of HoloPipelines, which is part of HoloRepository, to segment and generate 3D models of various anatomical stuctures. These include the lungs, brain, kidneys, abdominals and bones.

To use this release, download the file called Holorepository2020Viewer.7z and uncompress it using 7zip. Then inside the folder, run the viewer by double-clicking run.bat.

Example scans and holograms are available in the file or they can be accessed through the links:
Scans
Holograms

Note: To accelerate the pipelines through a GPU, please make sure CUDA is installed. Specifically V10.0 is set up correctly on your machine. More instructions can be found here.

With Cuda 10 installation, please check that the libraries are in the path with either of the following:

• Include the following path folder line (or appropriate folder) in the run.bat:
  
  set path=C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v10.0\bin
• Type env, and go to environment variables, add to the path variable:
  
  C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v10.0\bin

Disclaimer: This system is a Proof of Concept, provided as is, and not for redeployment or use in medical scenarios without further development. It does not meet any medical guidelines and is intended to show potential usage and design for future workflows of using Holographics and 3D imaging of CT scans. Use at your own risk.