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F1 Race Replay is an interactive replay viewer that lets users watch and analyze recorded Formula 1 race sessions with precise control over camera angles, timing, and telemetry overlay, offering a rich experience beyond standard broadcast replays. It ingests official timing and positional data, then renders vehicle movements through track maps and 3D visualizations so fans, analysts, and engineers can review strategy, overtakes, tire degradation effects, and pit stop impacts in detail. Users...

Small python script that can visualize Inter Process Communication on Linux. It can create a graph of TCP and Unix sockets, pipes and also process hierarchy. Short (59 sec) demo visualizing ssh client connecting to ssh server on the same Ubuntu host: http://youtu.be/8XFKwzkexQY Longer (2 min 13 sec) demo visualizing ZoneMinder surveillance solution operation (stopping, starting, enabling and viewing camera): http://youtu.be/kM7klE61Ibk Tested on Ubuntu 14.10 and Debian 7. ...

Troll enables creation and visualisation of complex environments. It is based on Ogre3D (graphics engine), Bullet (physics engine), PhysX (physics engine), OpenAL (3D sound and music), OpenCV (image analysis and camera model) and Boost (threading and python binding). It uses Python for scripting, as well as built in simple scripting language. Some features: - built in multiplayer - incorporating data from different sensors (IMU, AHRS, Razer Hydra) - image server/client - built in support for motion capture data analysis - path finding using data from physics engine (backwave propagation algorithm) - built in XML parser - graphical world editor - plugins system (C++)

BLIX is a cross-platform set of Python extension modules and Python scripts for Blender (www.blender.org). These scripts add camera calibration, 3D reconstruction and rigid body orientation to Blender.

Computer Controlled Optical Microscopy is a package to enable camera equipped microscopes to generate multi-modal time-lapse image sequences of 3D volumes. This is achieved by periodically changing optical settings, xyz positions and acquiring images.