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FortiGate NGFW identifies and stops advanced threats with powerful application control, malware protection, web filtering, antivirus, and IPS technology. As the attack surface expands, FortiGate provides integrated and automated protection against emerging and sophisticated threats while securing hybrid or multi-cloud environments. Deploy today in Azure Marketplace.
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STANTOR
Scada for Home Automation
Stantor is a SCADA for home automation/domotic project. It drives : k8061-K8055(USB), K8000(I2C), Arduino Mega and Uno, X10, 1-Wire, electricity meters, Webcam (motion), infrared remote controls. It uses WEB browser, smartphone, xHTML, SOAP, Websocket, HTML5 Apache, mySQL, PHP, javascript and Ajax. Stantor allows control of electrical equipments like boilers, shutters, lamps, pumps, etc...connected to the 220V/110 VAC. Gathering information of various kinds such as temperature, light, switches... -
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Webcampak is a photography appliance. Used with DSLR or Compact cameras it can capture high resolution pictures, create timelapse videos and send those elements to remote servers. Extensively uses open source softwares (gphoto2, ImageMagick, ...)
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Simple Stop-motion Time-lapse Toolkit
Short bash script to create Stop Motion and Time-Lapse videos
This is a simple but powerful bash script to create stop motion and time-lapse videos from an Internet URL or an attached video device (see examples). Simply point it at an image source, set the capture frequency, and starting recording stillframes. You can view your stillframes as a video, or convert to a true video format at any point. Bad frames can be browsed/removed with the operating system file browser.
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