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EDocIAS (Electronic Document Index And Search) is a PHP-based tool for indexing and searching files of various types. Third-party tools (tesseract, xpdf, etc.) can be configured to support any type of file.
Development stop on the standalone application, ported as an autopsy module now: http://www.4ensics.co.uk/smutdetect4autopsy/
SmutDetect is a skin-tone image mining software which scans directories for images containing a specified percentage of skin-tones. It ranks (and filters) these images in various reports. Hash-export can be used to process the results in TSK/autopsy.
A set of command line tools for indexing CD/DVD media: cdindex is for indexing, cdfind - for search (similar to Unix find) and cdbrowse is a "plugin" for MC allowing to browse the database. Data are stored in a special binary format.
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CDTech is a CD/DVD file name archiver (indexing and calagoguing). It allows to retrieve quickly a given file in one or many CD or DVD. There is no limits in term of number of CD/DVD or files managed. CDTech uses a Mysql database.
Maui is a multi-purpose automatic topic indexing algorithm. Given a document, Maui automatically identifies its topics. Depending on the task topics are tags, keywords, keyphrases, vocabulary terms, descriptors or Wikipedia titles.