Open Source LabVIEW Robotics Software
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FIRST 4279
FIRST 4279 Robo Revolution
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. -
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This project will use 3D Human Emulation using sensors to pickup human movements and displaying them on GUI for analysis.
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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.
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This is a open source edited Version of the FTC controller station. the difference between the FTC controller station and the Field Timer is that the Field timer has a Timer attached to it that starts and stops the robot at the correct time
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OpenEEG for LabVIEW
VI for the OpenEEG Project
VI package to read, analyze and graph EEG signals -
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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.
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