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Everyday Software for the Researcher of Restricted Means: This project is intended to offer scientists and students with small budgets advanced versions of aqua-built desktop-editing, graphics and statistical applications for MacOSX.
PyPotrace is a Python programming language binding for Peter Selinger's Potrace raster to vector conversion algorithm. No separate Potrace library or application required!
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An open source library which enables the user to take advantage of most LCD screens owning a commercial controller,
and a free software allowing the user to dispatch any kind of informations from the PC toward the LCD screen.
The Handwritten project aims to provide software for open distribution of handwritten notes. A rudimentary datastructure containg strokes made by writing devices as for example palm computers, digital pens, etc, is implemented in both Java and C.
Open and extensible driving simulation software intended for (1) developing measures of cognitive distraction resulting from performing secondary tasks while driving, and (2) quantifying the distractive influence of specific secondary tasks.