i2k Align is a software package that is used to register and align two-dimensional images and to create multi-image montages. It is based on DualAlign's i2align image registration and recognition algorithm and is able to register images from a variety of modalities, such as photographic, thermal, near and far infrared, fundus imagery, angiography, and medical images. It is faster and more intelligent than the Dual-Bootstrap (GDB-ICP) algorithm developed by a team at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
i2k Align™, based on DualAlign's i2align™ image registration and recognition algorithm, is the most sophisticated software package in the world for registering and aligning two-dimensional images and for constructing multi-image montages.
Using the same core i2align™ algorithm, i2k Align™ can register images from many different modalities, including photographic and thermal, near and far infrared, fundus imagery, angiography, and a variety of medical image modalities.
Faster and smarter than the Dual-Bootstrap (GDB-ICP) algorithm our team developed while at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, i2align™ can register almost any set of 2d images, finding the common structures in the images and ignoring the differences. If you can see common structures, i2align™ will find them and register the images.
A simple-to-use UI allows users to run the software, align and montage images, and preview the results.
For many users, particularly those who want to just "see" the aligned and montaged images, this will be enough.
Checking an image montage is one clear example, but anyone who wants to combine modalities or observe a stabilized time series of images will find the "preview" capabilities quite powerful.
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