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Our computer monitoring software allows employees, field contractors, and freelancers to manually clock in when they begin working on an assignment. The application will take screenshots randomly or at set intervals, which allows employers to observe the work process. The application only tracks activity when the employee is clocked in. No spying, only transparency.
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Advanced Vehicle Simulator
Advanced vehicle simulator
This project holds the latest releases for canonical versions of the ADVISOR® Software and "Advanced Vehicle Simulator". ADVISOR is a MATLAB/Simulink based simulation program for rapid analysis of the performance and fuel economy of light and heavy-duty vehicles with conventional (gasoline/diesel), hybrid-electric, full-electric, and fuel cell powertrains. New features are developed under the title "Advanced Vehicle Simulator". Periodically, stable versions of Advanced Vehicle Simulator... -
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EVLib
Management and simulation of Electric Vehicles activities
EVLib is a library for the management and the simulation of Electric Vehicle (EV) activities, at a charging station level, within a Smart Grid environment. EVLib provides a simple, yet efficient interface for the management of all major EV related activities such as the charging and dis-charging of batteries, as well as battery swapping. Moreover, a large number of parameters, such as the number of chargers, the waiting queues, and the available energy can be easily configured. On top... -
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QSS Toolbox
MATLAB Toolbox for Quasi-Stationary Modelling of Hybrid Vehicles
The QSS Toolbox models the energy flow in conventional, hybrid and electric vehicles in order to find the fuel consumption. It follows the backwards simulation approach, which is called quasi-stationary simulation. This means component loads are derived step by step from the drive cycle. This is a fork of the QSS Toolbox Version 2.0.1 as published by the ETH Zürich (http://www.idsc.ethz.ch/Downloads/DownloadFiles/qss). The goal of this fork is to make it more flexible, thus allowing... -
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An open database of Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure worldwide. Charger locations, capabilities, and status are stored for use in a suite of mapping and trip planning tools provided by the project and third party providers.
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