Hi everyone,
We’re excited to share the first very early (and experimental) release of Talk2View, the medical image viewer you can talk to.
The idea behind Talk2View is that rather than navigating through complex menus, buttons and tools, users can interact with medical images and models using natural language. Whether it’s visualizing anatomy, manipulating 3D views, or referencing educational material, our goal is to make imaging tools easier and faster to use—especially for students, clinicians, and researchers who may not have technical backgrounds.
You can find out more about Talk2View on our website:
We invite you to sign up and download our latest Talk2View release here:
Talk2View is a commercial product built on top of 3D Slicer. We’ve made deliberate choices around licensing to support our goals, but we’re also clear that none of this would be possible without the open-source work behind 3D Slicer. We’re grateful to the community for building such a solid platform.
We recognize there are different views on how open-source and commercial efforts should intersect. Our focus is on building something useful, and where there’s overlap or opportunity to collaborate with the community, we’re open to it.
We want to sincerely thank the 3D Slicer community. The years of open-source work that have gone into building 3D Slicer made this possible.
Best,
Andy, Ben, Kat, Wilson, and the rest of Talk2View Team
