Visualization of Programs . Ken Summers Imagine if programmers could step inside a code. They might be able to program faster. IBM DX is a general-purpose visualization toolkit that includes utilities for manipulating, transforming, and animating various types of data and images. It supports a number of visualization operations including color mapping, volume rendering, contours and isosurfaces, as well as 3-dimensional plotting.
Classes use the visualizations as course materials.
Telehealth can also be conducted. Fly Eyes . By using computational biology, the electrical impulses of a fly's eyes have been documented. It has produced revolutionary views of how a fly sees.