Source Code
Please take a look at the INSTALL file for instructions on how to compile ODIN for your platform.

Latest release (ChangeLog):

Previous releases and additional stuff:

Windows Binaries
The Windows distribution of ODIN contains everything that is necessary to compile/run sequences (3rd party libraries, MinGW compiler), just install the following package:

Debian/Ubuntu packages
Michael Hanke from Debian Med puts together packages of ODIN:

Virtual Samples
The archive contains more virtual samples which can be used to simulate ODIN sequences.

Contact

If you have any questions, bug-reports or improvements, if you need professional support with ODIN, or if you know how to make a better web page than this, please do not hesitate to contact me (Thies Jochimsen) or post your request on the mailing list.

Licensing

ODIN is published under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

Disclaimer

ODIN is a framework for research purposes only. It is not certified for clinical use. Hence, it cannot replace approved solutions from commercial manufacturers.