Search Results for "port"

This project is a “proof-of-concept” prototype that used diagrammatic visualization for presenting multi-dimensional port data, in relation to local and global events. The visualization emphasizes relations between land-side and wharf-side elements and thus conveys derivable knowledge on labor productivity and efficiency. It can be used to convey commodity flows through the port and state, modes of transport, facilities and their capacities, operational characteristics, intermodal operations, and parameters required for calculating system efficiency, benefits and costs.

...Smooth item reordering with linear list (LinearLayoutManager). It behaves like the playlist of Google's Play Music app. A list with collapsible groups and its children. This feature is a port of the ExpandableListView of Android framework. All swipe, drag and drop, expand and wrapper adapter features work together! The ItemAnimator behaves exactly the same as the default SimpleItemAnimator, but its code is refactored. Easier to customize!

Virtual instrumentation software, currently designed for modifying automobile engines. Intended as a modular framework to communicate with devices on an IO port (serial, parallel etc.) and allow a visual representation of the instrument.

This project is for analyzing operational data from container terminal, applying process mining and port logistics domain knowledge. This project is found by Total Soft Bank, Ltd. and Busan National University, based on ProM framework (http://www.promtools.org) which is also an open source project. This project is sponsored by NIPA (National IT Industry Promotion Agency), Korea.

Recon allows monitoring and recording of data stream trough serial port.

...RtNG plots a scrolling line-graph from a continuous feed of CSV-style data, where new data arrives periodically with a period 0.1s or greater. The data feed can be either a TCP port or a URL

ADCViewer visualizes analog signals coming from a microcontroller board through the serial port.

AbuGraph is a freely available Java application for the layout and visualization of directed graphs. Bound to a TCP port, it supports dynamic graph creation receiving commands from a telnet console or another third party application.