Analyzes, processes and visualizes multi-dimensional microscopy images. BioImageXD puts open-source computer science tools for three-dimensional visualization and analysis into the hands of all researchers, through a user-friendly graphical interface tuned to the needs of biologists. BioImageXD has no restrictive licenses or undisclosed algorithms and enables publication of precise, reproducible and modifiable workflows. It allows simple construction of processing pipelines and should enable biologists to perform challenging analyses of complex processes.

Serves for effective segmentation of multidimensional datasets. MIB can recognize several number of imaging formats and offers a variety of image processing tools. It also simplifies utilization and quantification of acquired data. It permits users to segment large datasets, to realize 3D visualization, and to quantify images and models. Its parameters enable users to insert plugin s to customize the program for specific needs.

Serves for interactive and deformable alignment of large 2D and 3D images. BigWarp enables landmark pair placement and displays the effects of the warp on-the-fly. It builds upon BigDataViewer for visualization and data sources which enables navigation of large images with arbitrary 3D reslicing and zoom. Moreover, it uses a Thin Plate Spline implemented in Java to build a deformation from point correspondences.

Provides a method for elastic and consistent registration of histological sections. Register Virtual Stack Slices is an ImageJ plugin that uses a sequence of image slices stored in a folder, and offers a list of registered image slices (with enlarged canvas). It can perform six types of image registration techniques: (i) translation, (ii) rigid (translation + rotation), (iii) similarity (translation + rotation + isotropic scaling), (iv) affine, (v) elastic and (vi) moving least squares.

Performs 2D image registration based on elastic deformations represented by B-splines. bUnwarpJ is an ImageJ plugin that works on registration of two images, A and B: Image A is elastically deformed to look as similar as possible to image B, and, at the same time, the "inverse" transformation (from B to A) is also calculated. As a result, two images are given: the deformed versions of A and B images.

Performs image segmentation and registration. CMP-BIA is dedicated to ImageJ/Fiji and contains a plugin named jSLIC. This plugin is a segmentation method for clustering, in a given image, similar regions (as known as superpixels) which are usually used for other segmentation techniques, classification and registration. It gives reliable superpixels shapes, with no need of decreasing their size.

Allows users to visualize, manipulate, and understand data from imaging modalities such as computed tomography, microscopy or Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Amira 3D Software for Life Sciences provides features to import and process 2D and 3D images data, visualization techniques and tools for visual analysis. Users can also create and share presentations. The base product can be customized by adding functional extensions to fit special needs in different application areas.