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MeaProcess is a simple and graphical based Measurement and Automation framework and Tool. Support programming with IEC 6-1131.3 ST. Runtime available for Windows, embedded RT-Linux and other realtime OS.

Caesar Lisflood is a geomorphological / Landscape evolution model that combines the Lisflood-FP 2d hydrodynamic flow model (Bates et al, 2010) with the CAESAR geomorphic model to simulate erosion and deposition in river catchments and reaches over time scales from hours to 1000's of years. These sourceforge pages provide downloads of the .exe and the source code for CAESAR-lisflood and instructions and additional documentation can be found in the Wiki tab. These include a full description of all the parameters used in CAESAR, instruction videos and other information. Discussion and support can be found here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/caesar-lisflood

This project is dedicated to the optimization of (any) electrical and electronic circuits and components using evolutionary and heuristic algorithms incorporated with SPICE simulators (such as HSPICE, ngSPICE, etc.). We provide Optimer, which is a user graphical interface for circuit design and optimization. Website: https://www.circuitoptimization.com/ E-mail: contact@circuitoptimization.com/

This site hosts the source code for C++ version of the Broker for SBW, NOM module, advanced simulation suite, analysis applications and model editors.

VirtualVEX is an open-source simulator platform for the VEX robotics design system. It features full competition simulation, with automatic scoring and timing and multiple robot designs to choose from. VirtualVEX is also programmable: users can write and upload code using the bundled VVDevelop IDE, which has one-click deployment and testing support. VirtualVEX also supports dual-pad joysticks similar to those used by the actual VEX platform, allowing users to get realistic driving practice. ...

Attention V2 is now Online: Simple 2D SPH Simulator with some special functions. It's possible to load data with two different methods. One based on geometry objects, the second one on placing every SPH particle on it's own. It's possible to save simulations and to restart calculations from this safepoints. A tempSave-file is written to restart simulations, if they crash from an earlier point. Now in v2 an example is added with a FEM beam and a moving piston. Both are hardcoded in...

A logic simulator. Simulates logic gates, combinational and sequential logic and allows for creating sub-circuits, as well as "black-box" style modules that can emulate any functional block in C# code.

This program is able to simulate digital circuits on gate level. This code was written during my bachelor thesis. It is not near perfection, but it has potential. So if there's someone out there interested in making it better, feel free to do so.