Exhibition at Annual OHBM Meeting in Glasgow

If you are attending this years in-person Human Brain Mapping conference in Glasgow, please visit our booth (#13) and you'll meet BrainVoyager experts answering your questions! We are thrilled to show you several new applications and major updates of existing software, including BrainVoyager 23 with an amazing new volume renderer and, for the first time, a real-time path tracer producing stunning visualizations. BrainVoyager 23 fully supports Apple Silicon hardware with Metal GPU performance that enables efficient reproducible data analyses, beautiful real-time renderings and integration of native (arm64) Python as well as accelerated deep learning using both TensorFlow and PyTorch. Because of the similarities between M1/M2 iPads and M1/M2 laptop and desktop Macs, desktop-quality BrainVoyager software will also soon be released for iPad - at our booth we demonstrate, for example, BrainVoyager Viewer for iPad with a touch-driven user interface.

We also highlight our latest open source contributions to the software LayNII for next generation laminar fMRI analysis. We also demonstrate advances of Turbo-BrainVoyager such as support for NIfTI files and a new real-time data simulator that is also included in the new Turbo-BrainVoyager EDU product. Our EDU products are the ideal tools to teach (e.g. in courses) and (self-)learn how to analyse and visualise structural and functional neuroimaging data from basic to advanced tools including scripting and programming using Python. In our partnership with NIRx, we are excited to present the latest version of our real-time fNIRS software Turbo-Satori and the new software Satori for multi-session, multi-subject fNIRS group analyses featuring advanced analysis and visualisation options. In our partnership with Mag & More, we are excited to show the latest features of the new PowerMAGView! 2.0 release.

If you like augmented reality apps, try out the Scan My Brain app, which is fun to use and teaches knowledge about the brain (see screenshot below from the developer); you can also try it out yourself on your iPhone (or iPad) - just get the app from the AppStore using the download link of the public beta version:
https://testflight.apple.com/join/SwsYY3uS
If not yet installed, you will be asked to first load the 'TestFlight' app, which is Apple's tool to distribute beta versions.

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