5.2 is a release focused on bug fixes (over 30) and quality of life improvements.
You can now optionally see the first three characters of an object's ID on the object itself in the image labeling editor. The same characters are displayed in the Objects list.
You can now expand and collapse all rows in the Objects list with a single click.
Project instruction PDFs can now be of any size.
Project managers can now reset individual benchmark tasks to allow users to retake them, by clicking on the Reset Benchmark button in the Tasks tab.
Project managers can now also reset all benchmarks for an user by clicking on the Reset Benchmarks button in the Performance tab.
Ango Hub 5.1 brings over 20 new improvements and fixes over 15 bugs.
Project managers can now choose to export selected tasks from the Tasks tab.
The Clone feature now works on brush instances in multi-image assets.
Project managers can now quickly create batches directly from the "Set Batches" dialog.
You can now hide annotations other than the one you selected, by using Shift + H or by selecting "Hide Others" in the right-click menu.
You can now have Ango Hub automatically open the context menu after you create an object. Enable this by toggling on the "Show context menu after object creation" setting in the editor quick settings.
The PDF viewer powering the Instructions panel has been completely rewritten and redesigned. It now performs better, is more intuitive to use, and displays more than one page at once.
DICOM grid view now supports displaying up to 24 DICOM files simultaneously.
Ango Hub 5 is now generally available. This update addresses 25+ bugs and brings 15+ significant new features and improvements.
Introducing Copilot. Copilot is an agentic assistant that, in select modalities, can see what you see, and can help you perform annotation, QA, and other tasks. Learn more about Copilot.
Multiple images can now be annotated at the same time in a grid. Learn more about Grid View.
You can now annotate the audio of videos in Waveform View, a new labeling experience within the video labeling editor. Learn more about Waveform View.
You can now upload your own custom model, which will be used to power the AI assistance labeling feature Auto Suggestion in your project. Learn more in the docs.
Project managers can now accept or reject in bulk all assets in a Review stage. Learn more in the docs.
Bitmap images (.bmp) are now supported for annotation.
Organization admins can now see the list of projects a user has been pre-added or invited to for users where the invitation is pending.\
Frame-specific and data-specific classifications marked as required in image sequences and in assets with multiple DICOMS are now considered to be required in each frame or DICOM, rather than once for the entire asset.
The “Created At” filter has been added to the Tasks tab in projects.
The “Project Setup” section in the project dashboard has been altered for clarity.
In the video labeling editor, tooltips have been added to all playback buttons.
When navigating between assets containing overlay images, a loading spinner is now displayed as necessary.
Users can now start drawing polygons from outside of the image. The polygon will automatically be snapped to the image frame.
Exports obtained using an Export-type plugin will now be marked as such in the export history.
Introducing Auto Suggestion, an AI-powered automation feature letting you create segmentations, polygons, and polylines with a single click, all running locally in your browser. Read more in our documentation here.
Project managers and organization admins can now invite users to their organizations and projects in bulk using CSV. Learn more about it here.
The Angle measurement labeling tool is now available for 3D medical assets. Learn more about it here.
You can now reroute tasks based on whether or not they contain an issue with a specific error code with the new “Issue Error Code” logic stage condition.
In the video labeling editor:
Users can now quickly set the start or end of a segment.
In the timeline, when no objects are present, an informational message will appear.
The video playback buttons have been moved to the right to prevent icon overlapping.
In the 3D medical labeling editor, the standard Point, Polyline, and Bounding Box classes can now be used, instead of having to use the aforementioned tools from within the Voxel Brush tool.
In both DICOM and 3D medical labeling editors, users can now quickly change window levels by holding right click and then dragging the mouse cursor.
Organization managers can now send people a link to a specific organization. Read more here.
Markdown previews now support tables.
A disclaimer tooltip has been added to the percentages displayed on the Review stage.
The underlying service powering issue creation and management has been changed, potentially providing higher stability.
