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Calculates the shape of a telescope mirror from a sequence of Foucault test images. Java-based GUI simplifies entering and organizing measurement data. Logging and comparison functions enable quantification of the effects of various figuring strokes.
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JVA18B
Simple VA18B multimeter interface
Simple VA18B multimeter interface. It reads data trasmitted by USB/Serial interface of VA18B multimeter and can put them into a CSV file. -
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Agua Y Fuego is a graphic application written in Java Swing / JavaFX that captures and displays temperature readings from Sentilla Perk sensors.
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The Watermarks is a java library for images and text watermarking fingerprinting and tamper-proofing. The supported carrier formats for a watermark are JPEG and PDF. The project also aim to build a test environment to evaluate robustness of implemented a
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...It is graphical scene editor with built-in java3d renderer, which may be used in your java3d application. VisTer is based on plug-in system, so you can easily develope and test our own algorithms