Tackle the Full Simulation Lifecycle With CMB

The Computational Model Builder (CMB) leverages several powerful open-source tools and integrates them into an application framework that can be readily adapted to specific problem domains. CMB pulls the together tools and simulation codes such as Open-Cascade, Nek5000, Hydra-TH, DAKOTA, PHASTA, ParaView, MOAB, Albany, and MeshKit into a cohesive, end-to-end framework. This application framework approach allows scientists and engineers to focus on their domain expertise rather than worrying about the integration of disparate software and simulation codes. CMB is part of Kitware’s collection of commercially supported open-source platforms for software development.

CMB News

Announcing the Release of SMTK 23.04

We are pleased to announce the release of SMTK 23.04 which includes the following improvements: Task System Enhancements SMTK 23.04 has added several major improvements to SMTK’s Task Infrastructure. Integration of Task Management into Projects Originally Task management was consider to be part of the Application similar to Resource and Operation Management; however, due to […]

Announcing the Release of CMB ModelBuilder 23.01

We are pleased to announce a new release of CMB ModelBuilder. This release is based on the new SMTK 23.01 and ParaView 5.11.0. Since the last CMB ModelBuilder Release (22.04) we have made the following improvements/corrections: User Interface Enhancements Saving Collapsible View State In previous versions of CMB ModelBuilder, displaying a Group View whose style […]

Announcing the Release of SMTK 23.01

We are pleased to announce the release of SMTK 23.01. We will summarize some of the import features in 23.01 as well as those in 22.11 which due to an oversight was not blogged previously. Extended Resource Locking Now any caller (not just the base Operation class) can acquire resource locks via a new smtk::resource::ScopedLockSetGuard […]

Announcing the Release of SMTK 22.07

We are pleased to announce the release of SMTK 22.07 which includes the following improvements: Expanding SMTK Attribute Resource’s Category Mechanism The ability to assign category constraints to the various pieces of information stored within a SMTK Attribute Resource provides a way to “subset” the information based on parts of your simulation workflow. This makes […]

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Kitware Platforms

Easy Data Conversion to VTK with Python

The VTK file format is widely used to describe all types of scientific datasets. Many software applications include support to open .vtk files and variants such as .vtp, .vtu or .vth file extensions. In this blog post, we demonstrate the simplicity of converting any data format to the VTK format in order to visualize datasets […]

VTK WebGPU on the Desktop

Introduction When it comes to rendering data, computer graphics libraries and high-level APIs have long been a moving target. Hardware advances and improvements to programming models have resulted in periodic changes to the way in which data is rendered. Graphics libraries such as PHIGS, Starbase, GL, Direct3D, OpenGL (various flavors and versions), and many others […]