Edit volumes directly: erase and restore regions and manage multiple edit states Secure MCP interface for trusted automation and AI tools Improved SharePlay stability and more reliable remote dataset loading Datasets that are still being downloaded are clearly indicated Built-in datasets can now be hidden Numerous stability and performance improvements

• Support for multi-channel volume datasets with independent transfer functions for each channel • Support for 32-bit voxel data • Improved stability and performance

• Optimized support for the new iPhone Duo and adaptive display sizes • Save and restore complete dataset states, including view, render mode, lighting, and clipping • More reliable dataset loading and distribution during SharePlay sessions • Refined controls, a streamlined start screen, and improved rendering defaults • Updated localizations and numerous stability and usability improvements

- Objects, annotations, and measurements are synchronized through SharePlay and loaded automatically from available sources. - Save the transfer function, objects, and measurements together, with optional automatic loading and saving. - Improved interaction controls and measurement-point visualization.

Draw freehand annotations or place spheres and 3D objects in the dataset. Drawings, objects, and measurements can optionally be projected onto the volume surface. Missing 3D objects are automatically retrieved from other participants during SharePlay. Interrupted remote sessions can recover using alternative dataset sources. Improved editor presentation and clearer interaction controls. Saved object files now appear immediately in the selection list

New lighting controls for light direction and ambient, diffuse, and specular colors. More reliable SharePlay connections with automatic discovery of available dataset sources. Clearer status information while waiting for datasets and warnings about incompatible app versions. Improved marker selection and more reliable dataset loading. Reorganized settings and numerous refinements.

Version 2.5 introduces configurable lighting with an adjustable light direction and separate ambient, diffuse, and specular colors. This release further includes refined controls, stability improvements, and visual enhancements.

BorgVR 2.4 focuses on improving SharePlay collaboration: • More reliable joining, starting, and closing of shared sessions • Automatic discovery of available dataset sources across all participants • Participants can provide datasets through their local ad-hoc server • Host takeover when the current host leaves the session • Shared or independent views for iOS and macOS participants • Support for editing multiple markers together • Numerous usability, localization, and stability improvements

Improved layouts for new adaptive iPhone displays. More precise marker placement and more natural volume rotation. Sphere markers can now show the viewing direction at creation time and remember the last selected size. SharePlay sessions now start and synchronize more reliably.

Mark important locations directly inside a volume. Markers can be placed, moved, resized, colored, and named. Markers and spatial drawings are automatically synchronized with everyone in a SharePlay session. Marker collections can also be saved locally, loaded again, and obtained from connected dataset servers. This update also includes improvements to usability, stability, and rendering.

New features and improvements in version 2.0: - Transfer functions can now be selected, saved, and reused more easily. - Transfer functions from connected dataset servers are loaded automatically and shown in the app. - The user interface has been refined on iPhone, iPad, macOS, and visionOS, especially for compact layouts. - Improved transfer function editor layout and usability. - Various stability and compatibility improvements.

This update improves loading and streaming of large datasets, adds WebGPU preview through the built-in server. It also improves transfer functions, and overall rendering quality.