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sfunctioner is a GUI wizard written in PyQt for creating Matlab Simulink sfunctions quickly and efficiently. It helps creating a fully functional sfunction within a few minutes.

ARS is a physically-accurate robotics simulator written in Python. It's main purpose is to help researchers with to develop mobile manipulators and, in general, any multi-body system. It is open-source, modular, easy to learn and use, and can be a valuable tool in the process of robot design, in the development of control and reasoning algorithms, as well as in teaching and educational activities.

Tinybldlin is a GNU/Linux port written in python for Tiny PIC Bootloader (tinybldWin.exe) for Microchip PIC microcontrollers.

pyComPic is a GUI (Graphical User Interface) for picprog, sdcc and gpasm written in Python. It uses pyGTK and GTK2 for the interface. It's a good choice if you want to avoid the command line. It works with all PIC programmers supported by picprog

pySpykeeWeb is a simple web server written in Python for controlling a Spykee robot. Currently the program supports robot movement, dock, undock, battery level reporting commands, and video streaming.

A simple GUI frontend for the Microchip pk2cmd program written in python. At the minute it only supports writing. I plan to add reading and maintainance (renaming pickit2 devices, updating firmware) features soon.

Navlib is a collection of algorithms created to solve the navigation problem for 2D non-holonomic vehicles. It includes code for computational geometry, system identification, path planning, and control. Written in C++ with python extensions.

A 3D robots simulator written in python. Uses ODE physics and OpenGL/Inventor graphics. A differential wheels robot is provided. There is no user interface but the code is small and is intended to be easily extended for your simulations.

Written in C++, IFI-picloader is a US First Competition Linux port for Innovation First Inc. Robot Controller programmer using a pic 18F8520. It writes MCC18 compiled hex files to PIC and allows users to program under *nix based operating systems.