We maintain the ImFusion Public Demos Repository on Github. It contains a couple of small example projects demonstrating how to integrate the ImFusion SDK into custom applications and how to extend the SDK with new functionality, for instance:

• AnnotationHandle: Explains how to add simple interactive handles to GlPointBasedAnnotation via a plugin.
• BrushStandaloneApplication: Builds a standalone application with an interactive Brush tool for labeling medical images.
• Example2D3DRegistration: Demonstrates how to use and customize the x-ray 2D/3D registration algorithm in an example plugin.
• ExampleAnatomyPlugin: Shows how you can use the AnatomyPlugin to represent AnatomicalStructures and combine them in a AnatomicalStructureCollection.
• ExampleDicomBrowser: Explains how to build a simple DICOM browser using the ImFusionDicom plugin.
• ExampleDicomExtension: Implements a sample DicomExtension to read and write custom DICOM tags.
• ExampleImageMath: Contains basic examples on how to use our ImageMath plugin.
• ExampleITK: Shows how to use ITK with the ImFusion SDK.
• ExampleMachineLearningInference: Explains how to integrate a deep learning model, trained independently using Python, into the ImFusion framework.
• ExampleMainWindowBaseApplication: Shows how to build a simple standalone application for displaying medical DICOM data using the ImFusion SDK.
• ExampleOpenCV: Demonstrates integration with OpenCV for computer vision tasks.
• ExampleOpenGL: Shows how to use OpenGL for rendering and image processing.
• ExamplePlugin: Provides a template for creating new plugins.
• ExampleRGBDReconstruction: Demonstrates how to use the RGBD plugin for 3D reconstruction from RGB-D data.
• ExampleStandaloneApplication: Builds a standalone application using the SDK.
• QMLRendererDemo: Explains how to natively integrate the ImFusionLib rendering stack into a QML application.
• SlicerExtension: Basic example demonstrating how the ImFusion SDK can be integrated into 3D-Slicer via an Extension module..
• StreamExamples: Shows how to create Streams and to work with their data.
• TotalSegmentatorAnatomyPlugin: Shows how to integrate TotalSegmentator in a custom plugin and use it to create ImFusion anatomical structure descriptions.
• TractographyPlugin: Demonstrates how to create a custom data type (fiber tracts, used for instance in Diffusion Tensor Imaging) in the ImFusion SDK and integrate it into the visualization stack using the GlObject and DataDisplayHandler interfaces.