Upcoming Events

From April 28 to May 2, developers and language experts from around the world will gather in Aspen, Colorado for C++Now 2025, a premier event dedicated to the evolution and application of the C++ language. Kitware is excited to participate in this year’s conference, where we’ll connect with fellow developers, share insights from our work in modern software infrastructure, and engage in lively technical discussions at the Aspen Center for Physics.

Kitware's activity at C++Now 2025, click here.

The Slicer Shape AnaLysis Toolbox (SlicerSALT) is a robust open source toolkit that allows biomedical scientists to precisely locate shape changes in their imaging studies. This webinar will teach you how to use SlicerSALT to interpret dynamic anatomical changes in 3D and 4D through statistical shape analysis. We will go through SALT’s functionality for modeling, performing statistics, and data visualization in diverse anatomical systems. We will also cover how to interpret the multi-dimensional, comprehensive results.

As simulations grow in complexity and computational demands increase, traditional post-processing pipelines are increasingly inefficient. Catalyst is a flexible, high-performance platform that enables in situ integration of state-of-the-art analysis and visualization tools, including ParaView and ADIOS. Learn how to leverage Catalyst to streamline your workflows without sacrificing functionality.

You’re invited! Join us for Kitware’s ParaView Office Hours to connect with our ParaView developers. This is an opportunity to get hands-on guidance from the experts in an informal, interactive session. From troubleshooting to exploring advanced features to optimizing your workflow, we’re here to help.

To learn more, visit our blog.

At the USGIF GEOINT Symposium 2025, the world’s premier geospatial intelligence event, Kitware is proud to showcase our latest innovations in AI, computer vision, and interactive visualization that support national security and global awareness. This year’s theme—Building a Secure Tomorrow Together—aligns perfectly with our mission to empower decision-makers through open science and cutting-edge technology.

We invite you to engage with our team at Booth 1922 and attend our lightning talks and training sessions to learn how our open source solutions and AI R&D expertise are helping to solve today’s most pressing geospatial challenges.

For more information on Kitware's activity at GEOINT, click here.

You’re invited! Join us for Kitware’s ParaView Office Hours to connect with our ParaView developers. This is an opportunity to get hands-on guidance from the experts in an informal, interactive session. From troubleshooting to exploring advanced features to optimizing your workflow, we’re here to help.

To learn more, visit our blog.

Explore how the open source Pulse Physiology Engine is accelerating innovation in medical digital twins. This webinar introduces Pulse and its user-friendly Explorer interface, demonstrates real-world use cases in AI, training, and product development, and guides you through the process of getting started.

Kitware is proud to participate in the 2025 IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), one of the premier conferences for cutting-edge research in computer vision and machine learning. This year, Kitware’s leadership in the community is reflected through key service roles that help shape the conference itself.

• Anthony Hoogs, Ph.D., Christopher Funk, Ph.D., Scott McCloskey, Ph.D., and Brian Clipp, Ph.D. are each serving as Area Chairs, managing the peer review process for some of the most advanced work in the field. In addition, Dr. Hoogs was a Senior Area Chair this year.
• Brian Clipp, Ph.D. is also serving as a Workshop Chair, curating sessions that drive deeper exploration of emerging topics and technologies.
• Christopher Funk, Ph.D. is serving as a Broadening Participation Chair, supporting efforts to foster a more inclusive and accessible research community.

We’re also contributing original research and sharing practical tools that support real-world AI development. As always, our commitment to open science and collaborative innovation will be on full display at our booth (visit us at Booth 1617!) and in our technical sessions.

For more information, visit our blog post.

VTK 9.5.0 has been released, featuring many exciting updates. Join the rest of the VTK community to find out what's new and participate in a live Q&A session!

You’re invited! Join us for Kitware’s ParaView Office Hours to connect with our ParaView developers. This is an opportunity to get hands-on guidance from the experts in an informal, interactive session. From troubleshooting to exploring advanced features to optimizing your workflow, we’re here to help.

To learn more, visit our blog.

You’re invited! Join us for Kitware’s ParaView Office Hours to connect with our ParaView developers. This is an opportunity to get hands-on guidance from the experts in an informal, interactive session. From troubleshooting to exploring advanced features to optimizing your workflow, we’re here to help.

To learn more, visit our blog.

You’re invited! Join us for Kitware’s ParaView Office Hours to connect with our ParaView developers. This is an opportunity to get hands-on guidance from the experts in an informal, interactive session. From troubleshooting to exploring advanced features to optimizing your workflow, we’re here to help.

To learn more, visit our blog.

Information about our involvement in the conference will be available closer to the event. If you would like to learn more, please send us a message.

Information about our involvement in the conference will be available closer to the event. If you would like to learn more, please send us a message.

Information about our involvement in the conference will be available closer to the event. If you would like to learn more, please send us a message.

Information about our involvement in the conference will be available closer to the event. If you would like to learn more, please send us a message.