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An Open Community in the Home Automation and Domotics space. We believe an Open Source approach can revolutionize the way people create, install, and maintain software in the industry. Our panel technology integrates with your favorite protocol and runtime hardware through Open Source software. We open up the front-end and support a unified panel and visual programming model. An installer can pick and choose hardware products from different vendors and still present one panel UI to the...

...(Output to an SQLite3 database file is also available). It is written in Perl, so it runs in any computing environment with a working Perl interpreter. The program supports scantools that are based on the ELM Electronics ELM327 or OBD Solutions STN1110 programmed microcontrollers. It has been tested with scantools using legacy RS-232 serial, serial over USB, and Bluetooth hardware interfaces. Perl OBD-II Logger even runs on the popular Raspberry Pi computer!

Sharpulator is a multithreaded, test-driven electronics emulator written in C# 4.0. It's initial focus will be on emulating gaming consoles, with the GameBoy as a starting point. It will be written using modern software development methodologies, with the TPL Dataflow library as a backbone. It will simulate hardware functionality at a low level without sacrificing performance.

CLOCK 3W is a library for Arduino that helps you interact with CLOCK 3W timekeeping module (made by FRIENDLY ELECTRONICS) or any other module based on DS1302 chip.

The eMandarina is a software that let to management products through a system for generation of electronics catalog. This software is written in PHP using Cakephp Framework and Mysql.

Currently-under-development library of OS-independent objects to provide complex parallel port control, high-resolution timers and other similar facilities needed when using PC I/O ports to control external digital electronics.

Modeline calculator implementing the Coordinated Video Timing and the General Timing Formula standards put forth by VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association).

Telmet processes data from the Conrad Electronics Telemetry-System (cat-no 108677-99) and is designed especially for reading out data at low framerates and for running 24-7 (weather observation). The output can be easily used as input for scripts or DBs.

The KISS Realtime Kernel is intended for use in deeply embedded applications such as consumer electronics. Being deterministic, small, readable and understandable, it is suitable for applications where deterministic response is primordial.

A power daemon modified to work with the "BlackOut Buster" made by PK Electronics. The program itself is very stable, thanks mostly to bpowerd by Chris Craig, from which it was derived. It now needs to be repackaged and the install process cleaned up.