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Iris is a LabVIEW package, developed at the Keller Lab (Basel FMI), for running 2-photon microscopes. It is supplied with auxiliary software for recording additional experimental parameters, such as behavioral states. Iris is freely available. You may modify it as you wish and use it as you wish, so long as you comply with the licence terms (see below). However, please note that we are **unable to offer any guarantee of support**. There are two exceptions to this. 1) If you find a bug (please start a ticket and report it). 2) If your support request intersects with our need to document the software.

...The ability to tailor the setup accordingly to particular application is an advantage that makes the effort necessary for construction a worthy investment. However, one advantage of using a commercial setup – repeatability and unification, cannot be archived, as every laboratory is developing a specific data acquisition protocol and software. Our Nanopuller software (open ISC license) presented here is intended to eliminate this obstacle. We give access to a program, which with only a minimum effort can be adjusted for vast array of typical equipment.

...To be implemented in our Nanopuller AFM control software as real-time module. Requires LabVIEW Runtime engine to run .exe or LabVIEW 2013 for code.

The project exists to make the FIRST 4279's Robotic control software freely available. The project also helps facilitate communications among the mechanical and controls sub teams building the robot.

OpenPMU is a collaborative project developing a software defined Phasor Measurement Unit for Smart Grids and electrical utilities. This project is currently hosted by Queen’s University Belfast.

The Atholton Robotics Team endeavors to develop its Robotics Control Software and maintain its CAD design system using Source Forge. Software and design documentation is protected via creative commons license.

Optical trap control software. This project provides an example LabVIEW software program to perform data acquisition and feedback control of optical tweezers, especially for single-molecule biophysics experiments.