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Ongoing development of a fast, accurate, and eventually parallel, numerical solver that is currently specific to differential equations of the Riccati variant.
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An innovative calculator project.
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Protein Mass Spectrometry: cprobid is a software for identification peptides from MS/MS spectra. The output of this program is compartable with TransProteomic Pipeline software package (sashimi project).
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SoftDash PC allows realtime control of the Connect2Car MFC controller unit installed in a vehicle. Softdash PC can communicate with the MFC hardware either via a serial connection or a Bluetooth Connection. This project allows for open ended expansion.
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An exploration with the C# RoombaSCI using VB.Net. This app's development enabled the creation of Roomba-term & helped refine the C# RoombaSCI. https://sourceforge.net/projects/roomba-term/ This project is defunct & will not work with iRobot Create.
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OpenMedic is a set of open source software and hardware building blocks written in C# for building computer-based medical instrumentation and controls using the .NET framework.
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A SETI@Home/BOINC client watcher! User statistics powered by BOINCStats. But now built with the .NET environment.
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NGmp is a C# C++ Java Python VB.NET etc. etc. binding of GMP and MPFR multi-precision number libraries. With support of Microsoft .NET or Novell Mono runtime NGmp will run on mutliple platforms. It is faster than other libraries available on .NET or Mono
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Centralized External Input (CEXI) Toolkit allows large display input devices (e.g., Smart Board) to be accessed in high level languages (e.g., Java, Microsoft .NET). CEXI Toolkit removes the requirement to use low level input SDKs so programmers can dir
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Continuing development and support of KB2SCS's APRS program. The project goal is to replace the .OCX controls that will NOT work under Vista, AND port the program to .NET
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Laser Quote is a tool for SolidWorks users to analyze parts and collect cutting data and generate quotes.
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WHQL Driver Test Manager Dashboard Notifier monitor status and manual mode tests with Popup, SMS, email, TTS Speech, VFD or SmartLED status indicators for WLK and WDK tests of your DTM Controllers. One Touch tools unify test, reporting & CPK export.
