Modules:OpenIGTLinkIF

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General Information

Module Type & Category

Type: Interactive

Category: Base

Authors, Collaborators & Contact

• Junichi Tokuda: SPL, Brigham and Women's Hospital
• Haiying Liu: SPL, Brigham and Women's Hospital

Module Description

The OpenIGTLink Interface Module is a program module that can handle network communications between 3D Slicer and external software / hardware using OpenIGTLink protocol. The module provides following functions:

• Data import: The module can import position, linear transform and image data from OpenIGTLink-compliant software / hardware to the MRML] scene.
• Data export: The module can export linear transform and image data from the MRML scene.
• Multi-connection: The module can manage multiple OpenIGTLink connections at the same time.
• Locator visualization: The user can choose one of linear transforms in the MRML scene to visualize its position and orientation in the 3D space.
• Slice driving: The module can control volume re-slicing plane based on linear transform in the MRML scene.

Usage

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Development

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