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libwebp is the reference codec library for Google’s WebP image format, providing both encoding and decoding along with command-line tools. It supplies cwebp to compress images into WebP and dwebp to decompress them back, making it easy to test quality/size trade-offs across presets and tuning parameters. The GitHub repository is a mirror; the canonical source of truth lives on Chromium’s git, and developer docs are hosted on WebP’s portal. The project underpins WebP support across browsers,...

...Instead, CT4AM is a collection of small and simple apps that have already been successfully used to solve various problems in materials science and process visualization. You can either execute these tools directly or use their source codes to develop your own application for toolpath analysis or correlation.

Czimps (pronounced chimps) allows you to process images and short video clips, produce new images and visualize data in 2d and 3d. It can accept input from webcams etc. and often process this in real time. The project uses the Qt cross platform development system. There are a lot of internal functions and tools, but the majority of the underlying functionality is due to public domain libraries which must be compiled separately and linked to this project. (see Image Magick, Open CV, VTK, MuParser, POV-Raytracer and CombineZ) It is impossible to list all of the uses for the software, the basic idea is that you develop or download a Function List which will solve some graphics problem when it is run. ...

Since December 2008, UCL-MSSL developed a platform independent stereo application in collaboration with JPL, NASA as a subtask of EU-FP7 PRoViSG. This work was originally proposed for two months of work, but it was rescheduled to run untill August 2011 after realising its synergetic relationship with other UCL tasks within the ProVisG project. Within this time period, UCL delivered consortium members a stereo application (called StereoWS ver. 1.0), which integrates various practical stereo tools into the JPL’s stereo rendering engine (called JADIS). ...

A extensible suite of tools for image capture and processing in a multi platform enviornment.