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This project is discontinued. If you would like to take on the maintenance, please contact me at https://mastodon.social/deck/@mrtmd Open Bioprocess Monitor aims to be open source remote monitoring system for bioreactors. System (written in php) can display all available data in a web browser. Currently system has been built as a proof of concept for educational purposes.
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Its a soap 1.2 client for all kinds of web services calls. Usually Webservices need to be called remotely but it cannot be called unless http call access is given to the service. Thus browser call is impossible for it to get tested.
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This project is intended to be a single PHP script capable of administering a simple, browser based, multiple question, multiple choice poll for small audiences such as during a presentation or lecture served directly from the presenter's computer.
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OASYS GPL is an online peer assessment system, initially developed by Ashley Ward and Abhir Bhalerao in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Warwick. Using a web browser, students sit tests, then mark the work of several of their peers.
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