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openmsr is a collection of tools around Instrumentation,Control and Automation ( ICA ). It runs under the following OS: Windows, Linux and Mac OSX. Ther are tools like digital simulation, object recognition, SoftPLC. Tools Messen,Steuern und Regeln

SILENT is a Scratch modification that interfaces with LEGO MINDSTORM NXT 2.0 robot. It's based on Scratch 1.4.2, developed in JAVA, Squeak and Bash scripting. It's supported by Linux and Windows XP/7, in which it was tested. It required JAVA>=6. Easy to setup and easy to learn! Please leave your review to help me to improve it!

A simulator that allows programs written in Java for a National Instruments CRIO to be run on a local computer by overloading the libraries provided by WPI. Some things we've fixed since 0.1a: Kinect no longer throws an exception upon instantiation, the Watchdog is usable, array elements can now be edited in the gui, and lots of under the hood reimplementation to replace native methods. DISCLAIMER: this is not like the diamond bullet studios simulation, this only simulates how the...

the Java Vex Driver (JVD) is another method of controlling the Vex robot. Like JVex, it uses Java to control the Vex robot. it is designed to be as simple as possible and requires only that you download the default online code.

UfakPython is a small subset of Python programming language, for small embedded devices, like PICs. UfakPython sources are translated to C by UfakPython Compiler. Small Device C Compiler can then compile the C outputs to the target device's codes.

An easy to extend, highly graphical, easy to use 2D robot simulator specialized for path planning algorithms. Can be used in testing various robotic algorithms, and already used for comparison of path planning algorithms like RRT, RRTConnect, PRM, RboT..

iCommand is a Java API for controlling the Lego Mindstorms NXT brick using Bluetooth. It currently uses the standard Lego firmware. Commands are leJOS-like.

This project is about developing a dog agility trial for the AIBO dog. AIBOs don't go over jumps very well like a biological dog can, but there are lots of obstacles in a typical dog agility trial that an AIBO robotic dog might be ok at.