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A collection of user contributed applications which use the Open Computer Vision Library

RTiC-Lab is a semi-detached, open source software designed to run on both Linux and RTLinux. It is an easy to use controls prototyping tool for hard real time applications. Users get real time access to controller parameters and data through a GUI.

ObjekBase is a real-time hierarchical distributed object orientated database interface.

weegie is a driver that allows a gamepad with dual joysticks to be used in place of keyboard and mouse for input under X11.

ALICE utilizes AIML (Artificial Intelligence Markup Language) to form responses to your questions and inputs. Unlike other commercial chat robot software costing thousands of dollars, ALICE is freely available under the terms of the GNU Public License

RoboClaw Control 1.0 Tool to control and configure the RoboClaw Motor Controller. Recommended requirements: Firmware `3.1.3` and `Newer` Hardware `V4` and `Newer` Some commands will maybe not work like expected in older firmware/hardware versions! So take care what you do if you use this application with an older version of RoboClaw! Note: This software is not well designed, styled and coded and maybe there are some bugs in it! If you find some bugs or have some suggestion...

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.

Hardware controller software for electronic music, games and special needs users. - Firmware for NXP ARM - USB data transfer to host with a custom protocol - Open Sound Control server on host (Mac or Win) for access to device data and device control.

The open bicycle computer (oBiCo) is an outdoor computer to be mounted on your bike. We are providing an open source based plattform to ether use Linux based software or go with a small GPL'ed C++ OS (Booting in just 2 seconds)

A software package for evolving neural networks on several e-puck robots (www.e-puck.org, www.glowbots.com). The intention is to let the e-pucks evolve communication in cooperation with human beings.

Gesture Recognition mAnagement Framework for Interactive Tabletop Interfaces. Built on top of the TUIO C# client, the framework supports multi-touch and multi-user interactions. The possible use of tangible objects is particularly contemplated.

Mind reading software.

A simple pong game. This pong game is different from the others, because the player's pad can be controlled by motion in front of a webcam (if one is avaiable).

MMP is a program/framework designed to process motion data delivered by - for example - a wiimote. The design is modular, so you can adapt it to your own needs.

This is a project to create a compiler that converts grammars written in SRGS standard (http://www.w3.org/TR/speech-grammar/) to a graph understandable by HMM based ASR engines. Check srgs-parser.sf.net

This is a attempt for simple hardware emulator of Celestron's NexStar Telescope mounts. The emulator is based on MCUs like PIC18F2550 from Microchip Technology Inc.

This project aims at developing usable software for Jeff-Han-style multitouch-tables. As there is no "official" multitouch-lib yet, it comes with its own until something better is found. Currently, the applications are only proof of concept but usable.

eye-pointer is a set of libraries and programs for computer vision, especially for locating the spot on the screen you're looking at. The ultimate goal is to incorporate that facility into a pointer (mouse) driver.

FreeMAF stands for "Free modularized application framework" and is a framework for creating leightweight applications for mobile devices. FreeMAF allows developers to configure specific applications from a range of available modules in some simple step

IRC bot based on the concept of (re-)loadable user-coded Lua modules, editable by anyone, which handle all the bot's functions. The project's main goal is to create a full written-language interface with no special predefined commands.

ViKi (Virtual Interactive keyboard Interface) is a global framework that enables contactless human machine interaction using computer vision techniques. Only a simple webcam is sufficient to emulate traditional devices such as mouse and keyboard do.