Search Results for "reverse engineering application"

The STAR Communication Board is a project aiming to test and improve the three-part communication skills of system operators. A physical board with electronic components was designed and built in 2015 by William "Stormy" Mauldin and Garrett Maples for the System Operations Training department of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT). This program, written by Stormy Mauldin, is a virtual version of the board. It is more modifiable than the physical board, so it allows for a...

Matt's MathTools is a Java application designed as an aid in preparing printed math tests. It is easily embedded in other Java applications or it can be used alone as a single-user desktop app. It includes a scripting environment, numerous demonstration classes and several general utilities. A scripting tutorial is also available.

This application inverts matrices with the Gauß-Jordan elimination. It supports matrices up to a size of 10x10. It displays the computition and of course the solution. Support for fractions is coming soon

Basic Electronical Medical Management (BEMM) is an application to control medical data of a set of patients. It is built on top of open source technologies, to provide an integration skeleton of mvn, Datanucleus, Spring, Vaadin, Acceleo technologies.

An open-source desktop application for load/performance testing a web site. It has a very simple UI to configure the load test. The future plan includes transaction support, record, playback and support for load injector agents.

This Java project creates a testing environment application to analyze an image at its low level features and suggest tags to clasify it using an ontology search based on the tags of similar images.

Enhanced Machine Controller-based Antenna Range (EMCAR) EMCAR employs LinuxCNC based machine control (linuxcnc.org) coupled with open source software to implement a measurement system for antenna radiation pattern data (i.e. an antenna range).

Application for scripting Psychology experiments, similar to SuperLab, MEL or EPRIME.

LinuxSPA allows you to sniff directional serial data streams up to 460Kbs for reverse engineering serial protocols or for simply monitoring problematic serial line equipment. Sniffed output can be applied to user defined filters.