Documentation
System Requirements:
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Platform
Windows 10+ / Mac
ARM-based (M series) / Linux Ubuntu 22+ compatible -

Memory
Minimum 8GB RAM, 20GB storage
Release notes:
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This beta version of EP Workbench is our first public release of the software for Academic and Research use.
Data import from OpenEP, openCARP, CVI42, and VTK supported.
Interactive visualisation of voltage, LAT, conduction velocity on 3D cardiac models.
ECG signal analysis and annotation tools included.
Remote simulation runs on ARCHER2 (UK National Supercomputing Service).
Support for custom Python code snippets as plug-and-play.
Export functionality to OpenEP, openCARP, and CSV formats.
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Mesh Editor in Linux: Mesh editor tool in the Linux version has been temporarily disabled due to incompatibility in updates of dependent libraries.
Simulation retrieval: Larger files from remote servers may timeout; manual retrieval recommended as a workaround.
Mapping points: Slow performance observed during deletion or restoration of points due to background visualisation calculations. Disabling auto-interpolation in preferences may improve performance.
Installation guide:
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EP Workbench supports Apple Silicon (M-Series) Macs running macOS 11.7 or later.
Download the Apple Silicon (.dmg) file from the link above.
Open the .dmg file and follow the on-screen instructions.
Note:
You may need to allow macOS to open EP Workbench:Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security.
Under Security, select "App Store and identified developers".
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EP Workbench requires Windows 10 or later.
Download the zip file from the download link above
Extract the folder EPWorkbench (v1.0.0-beta.1) to C:\Program Files.
Open the extracted folder, right-click the .exe file, select Create Shortcut, and move the shortcut to your desktop or desired location.
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EP Workbench can be installed on Linux Ubuntu 22.04 or later.
Download the zip file from the download link above
Extract the folder EPWorkbench (v1.0.0-beta.1).
In the extracted folder, right-click the .opt file and select Properties → Permissions, then enable “Allow executing file as program”.
Double-click the .opt file to launch EP Workbench.