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control cd organizer devices with a plugin-based architecture. Currently supports Dacal DC-300 and KDS CDM-751

INDI is an instrument neutral distributed interface control protocol that aims to provide backend driver support and automation for a wide range of Astronomical devices (telescopes, focusers, CCDs..etc). Project migrated to Github: https://github.com/indilib/indi

Clicker is a project for a Multitasking Open-source operating system written from scratch. based on a modular micro kernel. We want to explore new way of designing and using OSes :) [newz: PCI, NE2K and VBE]

This is a new object-oriented networking stack for the ChipKit UNO32 and MAX32 boards. It currently supports just the ENC28J60 ethernet chip, but could easily be expanded to include other network chips. It offers a full network stack, with TCP and UDP, along with the ability to have multiple ethernet connections. Multiple sockets across multiple protocols are also possible. It has been designed to have a very simple interface to take a lot of the drudgery out of ENC28J60 programming.

NOW ON GITHUB: https://github.com/MajenkoLibraries/GLCD Library to control the Winstar WG12864A (KS0108) 128x64 graphical monochrome LCD screen.

Roundhouse is a pair of C based embedded software applications to drive model railroad stepper motor based turntables. It consists of a stepper motor code and controller code connected by an I2C network. Written in C for PIC18/PIC16s processors.

Goal of the KGI Project is to provide the neccessary kernel level support (protection, virtualization and abstraction) for graphics hardware through a fast, secure and portable kernel graphics interface.

Uniform Driver Interface -- Public Source Code for runtime environments and drivers based on the UDI Specifications. Single source image for a driver, built once for each ABI (IA32, Sparc, etc.) and then run on any OS that provides UDI!

UTS: Unified Telescope System. A modular system for controlling astronomical observatories.

Lightget is an open hardware and open software project to build computer controlled systems with LEDs and/or other light sources. The ultimate goal is to provide illumination and visual entertainment in a convenient, low-cost solution.