Focus attention.
Highlight regions of interest to support closer visual review.
Medical images.
Clearer areas of interest.
Our focus is medical image analysis and automatic marking: helping bring image regions and their boundaries into view.
Outline the region.
Make selected boundaries easier to see through image markings and overlays.
See the difference.
Present an image alongside a marked view so the meaning of an overlay is easier to understand.
See what the experience means.
Our public examples use real radiographs with clearly identified demonstration markings. They do not establish medical accuracy or replace professional judgment.
See real-image examplesResearch in development. Not a diagnostic service.Understand the experience.
What does automatic marking mean?
It means placing a visible region or outline over a medical image to help a viewer understand the area being discussed. Our work aims to make those views easier to compare with the original image.
Are the images on this website real?
Yes. The chest radiographs shown in the examples are publicly released images with linked credits and reuse terms. The green overlays were added for presentation and are not outputs from our service.
Is this a clinical or diagnostic service?
No. This is research in development. The public examples are educational demonstrations and do not establish medical accuracy or replace a qualified professional.
Can I upload patient images here?
The public website does not accept medical image uploads or patient records. Please do not submit personal health information.
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