Breaking the Barriers

Communicating complex heart procedures to patients is challenging. VitruView allows doctors to communicate to their patients what heart surgery needs to be performed.

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Uncovering the Secrets of Cancer

Dr. Peter Kuhn and his colleagues around the world needed a new way to collaborate to unlock the secrets of cancer. C-ME breaks the mold by allowing scientists to use molecules to navigate their research.

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Warehouse Command Center

With Microsoft Surface, Axapta is enhanced to allow workers to easily make complex decisions and affect changes in their warehouse that increase efficiency, save time and money.

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History at Your Fingertips

Microsoft Surface enables the Library of Congress to provide unique experiences to the public. Featured at the DNC and RNC in 2008, and now in the Library of Congress, History at Your Fingertips allows the public to explore U.S. presidential nominating conventions.

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Planning Ahead

iZooFari is a highly interactive Silverlight application that allows visitors to plan their trip to the San Diego Zoo ahead of time.

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Breaking the Barriers

Built by InterKnowlogy, VitruView enables doctors to annotate a 3D image of a heart. There is both a desktop version (called Angiographer) and a version targeted for Microsoft Surface (called VitruView, with HealthVault integration). Using only their fingers, zooming in and out, selecting arteries or drawing new ones, Angiographer provides a unique and intuitive experience both to doctors and patients.

Despite containing well over fifty thousand triangles, the heart model rotates smoothly even on average graphics processors. Angiographer also makes extensive use of WPF’s vector graphics engine and control styling to create an unique immersive interface that is simple to use yet still visually compelling.

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Uncovering the Secrets of Cancer

Built by InterKnowlogy, the Collaborative Molecular Environment (C-ME) allows researchers to annotate 3-D molecular images with any kind of document. When researchers are viewing a molecule and want to enter a note, they right-click on the 3-D surface of the molecule and attach a word-processing document, an Adobe Acrobat file, a presentation, an image, or anything else. This “pins” the information in the document to a specific spot on the molecular image. The 3-D images and the related research documents are stored in an online collaboration site, where they are accessible to any authorized researcher.

The C-ME has enabled a faster path to medical discoveries. The team has been able to create a central data repository containing documents in almost any format; researchers are not limited in how they organize data. The ability to link multiple kinds of data to an image of a single molecule makes it easier to organize experiments, collect and distribute results, and speed up the process of uncovering deeper knowledge from experiments in different fields.

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See Demo Video on Microsoft Surface >>
See the Microsoft Video (for v1.0) >>
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Microsoft Case Study >>
Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Innovation Award for Clinical Development >>
Kuhn Lab at The Scripps Research Institute >>

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Warehouse Command Center

Built by InterKnowlogy, the Warehouse Floor Command Center is a Microsoft Surface application that enables a new way to work complex warehouse information stored in Microsoft Dynamics AX.

Optimizing your warehouse based on your orders is not a trivial task. The warehouse is represented within your applications, but domain experts need to be involved in order to affect changes. A different type of application is needed to enable this manual activity, as currently it requires a domain application expert to affect changes within the system. The goal is to enable the warehouse manager, who lives and breathes the operational side of the warehouse, to be able to affect changes.

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History at Your Fingertips

History at Your Fingertips is a Microsoft Surface application developed by InterKnowlogy. It enables multiple users to browse through media content from past nominating conventions. All media content was supplied by the Library of Congress. Users can view convention locations and associated years on a map, and touch any convention to view related media, including video, audio, pictures, and manuscripts. Also, they can explore the past winners and see the different states highlighted based on Electoral College results.

History at Your Fingertips was features in 2008 at the Democratic and Republican National Conventions. The application was developed on Microsoft’s Surface technology which allows users to explore and manipulate a wide-range of digital multi-media content on a communal table-top surface using only touch. InterKnowlogy leveraged their Kiosk Solution Framework to quickly build this solution.

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See the Video on Microsoft Surface >>
See the ABC News Video (1:18 minute mark) >>
Archives & Museum Informatics >>
Single Page Overview >>

History at Your Fingertips
History at Your Fingertips
 

Planning Ahead

Built by InterKnowlogy and the San Diego Zoo using Silverlight 2.0, iZoofari allows people to experience the zoo before they arrive to better plan their experience. The San Diego Zoo is spread through the hills in San Diego making it challenging to see everything you would like to. iZooFari shows you optimal routes through the park based on what you want to see. Rich multimedia and animal facts are integrated. The application tracks visitor patterns that the San Diego Zoo can later use to improve the design of their park and different attractions.

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Video on Microsoft.com >>
Microsoft Case Study I >>
Microsoft Case Study II >>
See the Online Demo >>
Partner of the Year Award for Smart Client Development >>
San Diego Zoo >>

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