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Kromophone
A color sonification device for navigation and classification
The Kromophone is a color-to-sound sensory substitution device. It was designed with the tasks of navigation, object, and environmental navigation in mind. -
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Scripts for questionnaire sorting studies. Needs a server plus PHP 5 and MySQL 5. Free and closed sorting, partition, fuzzy, and graded sorting, hierarchy construction, multiple sorting, R- and S-mode display. Text questions. Text, image or object items.
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With this Python module (based on C++ code) it is possible to create a Brain Comp. Interface (BCI) and herewith to get EEG data online and evaluate the data while receiving it. - Up to now, this tool relies on the Brain Vision Rec. as EEG software -
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Edit equations right on the screen with your mouse, and never make a mistake. Guide the program through any complex algebraic manipulation, and let it handle the tedious details. Many other features!
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Develop PC based voting machine software for demonstration. Production quality software development project to follow successful demo.
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Nexist is being developed based on a few hypotheses regarding Topic Maps (XTM) as an interface to a collaborative knowledge repository system. Nexist is a reference implementation for further collaborative development.
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