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Adelpha MRI: Intelligent Console and Digital Twin for Low-Field MRI

Adelpha is an open-source, intelligent digital-twin platform for developing, monitoring, and operating low-field MRI systems. It integrates scanner visualization, real-time system data, imaging workflows, engineering tools, and AI-assisted capabilities within a unified environment. Its modular architecture can also be adapted to other MRI systems and research applications.

Adelpha Digital Twin workspace showing the 3D scanner, the Digital Twin workspace control in the top bar, live telemetry, and the terminal.
Digital Twin workspace. The workspace control in the top bar switches to Imaging Console or Engineering Studio.

What you can do

Digital Twin 3D magnet, live thermal / B₀ / EMI / RF, Agents, logging, and a real terminal. Imaging Console Register a patient, queue sequences, view studies, and ping a Red Pitaya. Engineering Studio Assembly design, STEP-based FEM, mesh inspection, and magnetic field visualization. Settings Import GLB, choose a twin profile, connect devices, add a Gemini key.

Every live number is labeled measured, estimated, predicted, or nominal, so a forecast is never mistaken for a sensor.

One installer

A packaged Adelpha starts its own Twin, Imaging Console, and (after you add a key) Agents services. See Desktop packaging.

Developers who open the UI in a browser still start those APIs themselves. See Getting started.

Open the app

Install Adelpha, then open it.

On an unsigned Mac build, use Right-click → Open the first time. The window is dark on purpose; the interface appears after a short intro.

Next: Settings for a scanner model and, if you want Agents, a Google API key.

make install
make tauri-dev

DTAM lives in this repo at sidecar/dtam/. The supervisor starts with the window. Details: Getting started.

Use ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows/Linux) to switch workspaces. Add ?replayIntro=1 to the URL if you want the launch animation again.

Stack

Tauri v2, React, Three.js, MediaPipe (camera), and a Python supervisor that mounts DTAM, the MRI façade, and optional Google ADK.

Learn more

About Adelpha · Learn · Architecture · Python package · MaRCoS · Low-field digital twins · Citation · Intended use

Where to go next

Download Get the desktop installer for your computer. Getting started Install Adelpha, first launch, and the developer setup. Learn DELTA workshop notebooks. Fork, clone, and open a PR. Workspaces Digital Twin, Imaging Console, and Engineering Studio. Settings CAD import, twin profile, device link, Agents key, camera, and updates. Imaging Console Exams, sequences, studies, and the Red Pitaya. Dashboard Viewport, telemetry, Agents, and the terminal. Desktop packaging Sidecar, installers, signing, and in-app updates.