Fully featured DICOM Viewer for 3D visualization, segmentation, and 3D printing. Converts 2D medical images into 3D reconstructions, converts DICOMs to JPG/PNG, and enables segmentation for 3D printing of anatomical structures. Features 3Dicom R&D Software: Advanced software for research and development. Companion Mobile Apps: Available on iOS and Android. Secure DICOM Sharing and Collaboration: Share medical images securely with real-time collaboration. Unlimited Sessions: No limits on the number of sessions. Priority Technical Support: Get help with priority technical issues. Quarterly Software Updates: Regular updates for new features and improvements. Optimized for Apple M1 and Intel Macbooks: Designed for use on both Mac and Windows. Local 3D DICOM Volume Rendering: Convert 2D medical images into 3D on your device. Single Sign-On (SSO): Convenient account management with SSO. Floating License Keys: Three floating licenses for multiple device usage. XR Add-On: Available for enhancing the viewing experience. Specifications Platforms: Windows, Mac OS, iOS, Android File Compatibility: DICOM Visualization: 2D and 3D Support: Priority technical support, quarterly updates Use Cases Academics and Researchers: Conduct detailed research and development. Biomedical Engineers: Develop and test new medical devices and AI models. Educators: Teach students with real pathology and cases in 3D. Key Functionalities Segment and Export: Export specific anatomy to .STL files for 3D printing. Import and Visualize: View patient-specific implants and guides with MCAD. In-Silico Testing: Perform tests of medical devices and AI models. Add-Ons 3Dicom Viewer for iOS/Android View and convert medical images in 2D and 3D on iOS and Android devices. Free on iOS App Store and Google Play Store. Not a medical device, for visualization and educational purposes only. 3Dicom XR View DICOM scans in full immersive XR. Wireless transfer of DICOM images to XR headsets. Works with Oculus Quest 2, Quest 3 (coming soon), and Magic Leap 2. Disclaimer: Not a medical device, for visualization and educational purposes only.
