ASCRIBE-XR: Virtual Reality for Visualization of Scientific Imagery
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| author | Pandolfi, Ronald J. Donatelli, Jeffrey J. Todd, Julian Ushizima, Daniela |
| author_facet | Pandolfi, Ronald J. Donatelli, Jeffrey J. Todd, Julian Ushizima, Daniela |
| contents | ASCRIBE-XR, a novel computational platform designed to facilitate the visualization and exploration of 3D volumetric data and mesh data in the context of synchrotron experiments, is described. Using Godot and PC-VR technologies, the platform enables users to dynamically load and manipulate 3D data sets to gain deeper insights into their research. The program's multi-user capabilities, enabled through WebRTC, and MQTT, allow multiple users to share data and visualize together in real-time, promoting a more interactive and engaging research experience. We describe the design and implementation of ASCRIBE-XR, highlighting its key features and capabilities. We will also discuss its utility in the context of synchrotron research, including examples of its application and potential benefits for the scientific community. |
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| spellingShingle | ASCRIBE-XR: Virtual Reality for Visualization of Scientific Imagery Pandolfi, Ronald J. Donatelli, Jeffrey J. Todd, Julian Ushizima, Daniela Human-Computer Interaction Graphics ASCRIBE-XR, a novel computational platform designed to facilitate the visualization and exploration of 3D volumetric data and mesh data in the context of synchrotron experiments, is described. Using Godot and PC-VR technologies, the platform enables users to dynamically load and manipulate 3D data sets to gain deeper insights into their research. The program's multi-user capabilities, enabled through WebRTC, and MQTT, allow multiple users to share data and visualize together in real-time, promoting a more interactive and engaging research experience. We describe the design and implementation of ASCRIBE-XR, highlighting its key features and capabilities. We will also discuss its utility in the context of synchrotron research, including examples of its application and potential benefits for the scientific community. |
| title | ASCRIBE-XR: Virtual Reality for Visualization of Scientific Imagery |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction Graphics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.03170 |