Imaging company offers new low-cost 3D software
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Voxar, a Scottish company which is developing low-cost 3D visualisation software, is launching Plug n View 3D version 3.0, with new viewing features. The company claims that its device brings the kind of post imaging volume measurement in three dimensions for PC computers that was hitherto only available on greatly more expensive work station systems.
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