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    OptimTraj

    OptimTraj

    A trajectory optimization library for Matlab

    OptimTraj is a MATLAB toolbox for solving trajectory optimization problems. It supports direct collocation, shooting methods, and pseudospectral methods for finding optimal control inputs and system trajectories. It is useful for robotics, aerospace, biomechanics, and any domain requiring time-optimal or energy-optimal motion planning.
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    md-toolbox

    md-toolbox

    MATLAB development tools

    Functions and utilities are provided that are frequently used in MATLAB applications: handling of variable input (varargin), database handling, parsing m-files for specific tags It contains also an automated SVN-watcher / build system.
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