Kiln – WebGPU-native out-of-core volume rendering for multi-GB datasets
Virtual texture indirection for volume data in the browser—genuinely clever approach to streaming multi-GB datasets.

Multi-GB CT scans render in browser when VTK.js requires server-side preprocessing.
Medical imaging developers, scientific visualization engineers, radiologists
VTK.js · ITK-VTK Viewer · OHIF Viewer
Kiln is an end-to-end system for rendering large volumetric datasets in the browser using WebGPU.
It covers the full pipeline: data preprocessing, HTTP streaming, decompression, memory virtualization, and rendering — making multi-gigabyte CT scans and scientific volumes interactive in a standard browser tab using a contemporary tech stack.
The source code and docs are available here: https://github.com/MPanknin/kiln-render
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