To address this gap, a new open solution has been proposed which enables state-of-the-art tumor segmentation models and standard clinical reporting through an efficient processing backend. Raidionics software provides access to preoperative segmentation models for glioblastomas, lower grade gliomas, meningiomas and metastases segmentations models.
This program manages various Arduino inputs that light a witness or send luminous impulses into a coil, as well as providing users with a control window of its operation.
1. Aether One
Kiwi Ears’ Aether One planar IEMs have quickly become one of the best budget options on the market, providing impressive imaging and spacious soundstages at an unbeatably affordable price. Their distinct sounds ensure even on complex tracks instruments and vocals don’t blend together, while not overemphasizing microdetails means you can hear all of songs’ nuanced details without sounding clinical or sharp.
The bass on these budget IEMs is tight and punchy, hitting with authority while providing depth. Their unique sound lies between 3kHz to 6kHz which adds their signature flavor that helps make them stand out among similar budget planars in this price range. Vocals are clear and detailed while sometimes sounding thin on certain tracks due to not offering as much subbass rumble compared with some budget IEMs.
As for highs, the Aether offers an exceptionally refined response with its silky-smooth response and slight boost at 10kHz which highlights female and male vocals respectively. This gives more clarity than most competitors without taking away from its musicality or naturalness.
At such an accessible price point, the Aether has some lofty expectations to fulfill; and it certainly meets them! From being technically adept and handling every function seamlessly to offering fluid dynamics that outshone more expensive IEMs.
Comparing the Aether to their older ET142 model, both headphones offer comparable imaging and soundstage characteristics. Both pair perfectly for producing immersive performances, though I find the Aether to offer richer and fuller tones for a more musical experience than its rival – although both sets do have their own benefits; though both sets could make great audiophile IEM options under $200. I would recommend either option to anyone who loves music while looking for reference-grade IEM solutions at an accessible price point.
2. Radionics Software
Mini Manifestor is a free radionics software program developed to assist believers with creating and conducting radionic sessions in the comfort of their own home. Users can remotely perform powered radionics sessions on Genie 3000 Pro left running at home. Users can utilize any power source – be it Genie Orgone Generator, solar panels, batteries or alternative energy – including upgraded orgone engine with three times power output, higher stick response and solid brass witness/trend plate for effective results.
Raidionics is the first open solution providing access to cutting-edge segmentation models and clinical reports for brain tumors, in an easy-to-use package. Its user interface has been carefully created so as to be user-friendly; users can run segmentation and feature computation tasks easily for both single patients and cohorts of patients alike. The first version of Raidionics includes preoperative segmentation models for common tumor types (glioblastoma, diffuse lower grade gliomas, meningiomas and metastases) with promising performance: patient recall and precision up to around 85%.
3. Radionics Machine
Proponents of Radionics claim it to be an energy healing approach that encourages energetic balance. Although its science is unsupported by mainstream medicine, many find Radionics helpful as an additional wellness practice – yet should never replace medical advice! If interested in trying Radionics it’s essential that a certified practitioner be consulted.
Most radionics practitioners are self-taught; however, several organizations offer certification programs. These courses cover topics such as history and principles of radionics as well as diagnostic and treatment techniques. Though certification isn’t necessary to practice radionics, certification can help find skilled practitioners more easily as well as offer assurance they have been properly trained.
Raidionics software program is an open-source solution designed to facilitate standardized tumor segmentation and clinical report creation that incorporates pertinent tumor characteristics. With an user-friendly graphical user interface and stable processing backend, this program has preoperative model segmentation for four of the most frequently diagnosed brain tumor types (glioblastomas, diffuse lower grade gliomas, meningiomas and metastases) and one early postoperative glioblastoma segmentation model available as of writing.
At present, this software offers two main modes of operation: single patient mode and batch/study mode. When working in single patient mode, users can load individual DICOM folders containing converted MRI scans or whole directories with multiple such images, which should all contain data timestamps organized ascendingly and edited on the right side panel of single patient mode interface.
Once data has been imported into Raidionics, analysis can begin using the “transmission” button. This process involves sending a series of numbers to an Arduino processor which converts them into pulses manifested as light or coil activation pulses that the user can then adjust in frequency and intensity for optimal transmission site effectiveness.
