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  • Bio Image Operation is now Open Source

    Good news, Bio Image Operation is now available as Open Source on GitHub

    https://github.com/folterj/BioImageOperation

    Major re-release: BIO is now pure C++ with Qt, and command-line

  • BIO Feature Video

     

    feature video

    Click here for the feature video

  • Bio Image Operation - latest release

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    The latest binary release of Bio Image Operation (BIO) is available here:

    Download BIO (latest version using Qt/console)

    Download BIO 1.5.440.1 (older version using Windows Forms)

    Download user manual

    Download script manual

    Changelog

     

  • BioImageOperation

    Flexible Script-based Image Operation

    Bio Image Operation or 'BIO', is a next generation Image processing tool focussing on biological applications, balancing ease of use with desired flexibility required for research.

    This tool has been developed in collaboration with biologists, using extensive captured images.

    The solution balancing both the need for research purposes and flexibility required for this, and desired ease of use is realised in a script based user interface.

    The tool uses the widely used OpenCV for many of it's image operations, with an efficient tracking algorithm allowing real time processing (upto HD @ 50 fps).

     

    Automated tracking example: Tracking from public source: ants walking on concrete with varying lighting (video used from this public source):

    tracking detail

    (View full video here)

     

    User Interface

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    Visualisation example

    Visualising tracks simply using image combination (Source material from Tom Wenseleers and colleagues - University of Leuven)

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