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Memvid encodes text chunks as QR codes within MP4 frames to build a portable “video memory” for AI systems. This innovative approach uses standard video containers and offers millisecond-level semantic search across large corpora with dramatically less storage than vector DBs. It's self-contained—no DB needed—and supports features like PDF indexing, chat integration, and cloud dashboards.

A set of tools (command line and GUI) to provide a complete digital photo workflow for Unixes. EXIF headers are used as the central information repository, so users may change their software at any time without loosing any data.

A Python agent and a web interface aiming to help the analysis and investigation of a legacy application. A set of machines, processes, databases, programs etc ... all communicating with each other, manipulating your data, and whose software architecture has become, with time, complicated, difficult to understand, and undocumented. Data are aggregated with an RDF inference engine, creating a global vision of the business information processing.

Smart-M3 is a functional platform that provides a cross domain search extent for triple based information. Smart-M3 enables smart cross domain applications that rely on information level interoperability.

A library to allow query a SPARQL end-point in Python

The London Datastore (http://data.london.gov.uk) was created by the Greater London Authority (GLA) as an innovation towards freeing London’s data. This SourceForge Project will be used to Open Source our development efforts surrounding data formats

Some tools related to the Music Ontology - including domain-specific Semantic Web crawlers, audio collection management and mapping tools

ASI to Smart-M3 SIB synchronization agent

Sofa is a CUDA-based reasoner

This is a collection of REST specifications, and implementations of those specs, for very low-level information sharing and workflow operations using REST actions over HTTP. Implementations are in various languages, mainly Java, Python, and Ruby.