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Eye-Tracking SDK
A middleware that exposes a single API for eye-tracking systems
This is an SDK that unites input from various eye-tracking systems and provides a common API for developers regardless of the system in use. -
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The purpose of the project is to allow a normal webcam to be used as a Human Interface Device (HID). Examples of how to use this software would be used are : mouse, control video games, electronic white board, or a replacement for a tabletpc.
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A Windows .NET application for monitoring bio-feedback data using The Wild Divine Project's Light Stone biofeedback device. Supports data logging, multiple graphs, and automatic gain control for weak signals.
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A set of Mono.Cairo custom widgets for human device interface such as LCD dot matrix displays, LED bars, 7 segment displays, sensor meters, knobs, push buttons, etc.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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A .NET library for controlling the i-Buddy USB device from your own code. Build your own notification system to keep an eye on e-mails, website hits and server failure.
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