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iMEDgine is a software that allows visualization and manipulation of medical 3D image data. The software itself provides the GUI, basic manipulation functionality and interfaces to algorithms as implemented in ITK.
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CamView allows you to view webcams around the world. You can view more than 60 different cameras, save frames, add your custom cameras and also few cameras can be controlled.
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FotoHound is a basic PHP script, that generates simple image gallery web pages. One needs only to push up an image and a thumbnail to a server and FotoHound takes care of the rest.
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CampusMap is a small 3D map applet built under Processing and Java to allow guests and members of a university to explore and gain a basic overview of the campus.
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A basic image viewer for browsing directories of images culled from image boards, and easy resubmission.
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PHP image and video gallery script. Simple, secure, and completely customizable. Does NOT require MySQL. Automatic image resizing and thumbnail creation. Multi-language user interface. Supports session-based and basic HTTP authentication.
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Powerful example of a FULLY pluggable multimedia and text editing and review suite - support for an extensive range of file types can be provided for by the use of plugins, and properly-formatted XML modules.
