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TANGO is an object oriented control system for Linux and Windows. It provides a framework in C++, Java and Python for implementing distributed control objects an accessing them via a well-defined API. This sourceforge project a

...Our mission statement: Produce a modular, high performance, robust, and generic user environment for control applications in large and small installations. Make Sardana the generic user environment distributed in the Tango project and the standard basis of collaborations in control. The origin of the Sardana name comes from a Catalan dance to honor the region where the ALBA synchrotron is build. Sardana is entirely built over Python, Qt and Tango. If you like the tools you will love Sardana.

A collection of VIs for easier interface with basic CANopen client operations such as SDO download, SDO upload and PDO messages. Helper VIs for arbitrary mapping of dictionary objects to specific PDOs are also implemented. The project includes a quite crude implementation of the DSP 402 profile for handling motor drives in velocity and/or in position mode.

This project aims to provide software usefull in automation tasks like building automation. Different backends are supported like KNX or OpenHAB. Note: The project has moved to GitHub. Please consult: https://github.com/CometVisu/CometVisu - for the CometVisu https://github.com/OpenAutomationProject - for the different OpenAutomation subprojects

The Taurus Project has *moved* to: https://github.com/taurus-org/taurus This SourceForge page is *outdated* and kept for historical reference only. Taurus is a python framework for control and data acquisition CLIs and GUIs in scientific/industrial environments. It supports multiple control systems or data sources: Tango, EPICS, ... New control system libraries and data sources can be integrated through plugins.

The goal of this project is to implement an OPC UA communication stack using the python programming language. Currently we are working on a series of articles, describing how we can use python to implement the communication stack. Some code snippets have already been written!