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This project is a simulation model of the road traffic. The project is developed by students on FRI, University of Zilina, for educational purpose.
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Data logging and visualization in 2D and 3D for STMs.
This is a project we - ten students, 16 to 18 years old, and one teacher - are currently working on in the so called "Physik-Projektkurs" at school in which we build and program our own scanning tunneling microscope. This software is designed for DAQ systems by BMCM (we use the USB-AD16F), but it should not be too difficult to adapt it to foreign systems.It currently supports resolutions up to 1024x1024, visualization in 2D and 3D using colors from predefined gradients, export to PNG,... -
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For starters a DirectX (Direct3D-Panel) A suite to display simple x/y/measurements, which has to be fast, because those analogue position encoders never "rest" at the same position and we want to see our table-position in realtime (mswin-realtime)
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Assists in creating 3d scratch holograms (aka abrasion holograms or chatoyant holograms). They can be created on acrylic or metal sheets using only an adjustable compass as described on Bill Beaty's website: http://www.eskimo.com/~billb/amateur/holo1.htm
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