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Whatever the video codecs used are we can then match then. Same goes for the Event stream from the headset. We are using Rust and vulcan for the rendering on a Visualization Cluster we built ourselves and it allows us to Render very large MRI / fMRI images as well as overlay any other Dicom medical data images.
Please let me know because we need to decide on best MR headset soon for the project.
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Advice regarding running on Linux
Remoting from a non Windows Server.
Nov 2, 2018
I was talking to another developer here and we think maybe we can do all our rendering in our rust code and then send the frames to the c++/c# code that does the HolographicStreamerHelpers stuff.
The question of course will be the FFI. DO you do its locally or do we transport the frames over a 10G network nic. Any advice is really useful please to advice us architecturally.
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We need to do Remoting (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/mixed-reality/add-holographic-remoting) to the Hololens for Medical Resarch project, but its seems that the server side is limited to ensive Microsoft Desktop / Windows 10 ?
Whatever the video codecs used are we can then match then. Same goes for the Event stream from the headset. We are using Rust and vulcan for the rendering on a Visualization Cluster we built ourselves and it allows us to Render very large MRI / fMRI images as well as overlay any other Dicom medical data images.
Please let me know because we need to decide on best MR headset soon for the project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: