Claron Technology to Debut Additions to Two Product Lines
Image processing software developer Claron Technology will debut a cloud-based viewer and the latest release of its software development platform at RSNA 2011.
Image processing software developer Claron Technology will debut a cloud-based viewer and the latest release of its software development platform at RSNA 2011.
NilRead, a part of their Nil (No Install) cloud-based exam viewer line, is a full-featured viewer designed for diagnostic reading on any device. The viewer includes support for all modalities, hanging protocols, prior-current comparison, and collaboration, among other features. It complements Claron’s NilShare, which was introduced last year and provides clinician and patient access to interactive reports and collaboration.
Claron will also highlight the latest release of its WIF (Withinsight Framework), a software development platform. WIF has been expanded to provide more than 10,000 functions and optimized to run faster and generate higher quality images, the company said.
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