Search Results for "radar"

...It supports a wide array of robotics formats (URDF, MJCF, CAD), includes GPU-accelerated physics, and features immersive RTX rendering and multisensory simulation. Realistic physics via GPU-accelerated engines and RTX ray tracing. Multi-sensor simulation (RGB-D cameras, Lidar, Radar, IMU, contact sensors). Extensible via platform APIs and can integrate into custom USD-based simulators.

Blik is an open source, self-hosted platform for anonymous 360-degree feedback and performance review cycles, built with a strong focus on privacy, transparency, and developer-friendly deployment. It allows organizations to run review cycles where employees get anonymous feedback from peers, managers, and direct reports, without vendor lock-in or per-user licensing costs. The system is built using the Django framework, with a PostgreSQL backend, and is packaged for easy deployment via...

ATC-pie is an air traffic control simulation program. It features solo, multi-player and teacher-student sessions, rendering 3D views of airports through FlightGear. It is essentially designed for realism, and simulates real-life ATC tasks and equipment such as strip racks and sequence management, handovers to/from neighbouring controllers, flight plans, primary & secondary radars, RDF, CPDLC, ATIS recording...

StarsAndClown is a repository by the same maintainer that seems intended as a lighthearted “ranking / listing” project, possibly gathering interesting or amusing GitHub repositories, trending topics, or community “stars” — perhaps with a humorous or satirical twist given the name. The concept suggests a curated (or semi-automated) list of GitHub repos worth noting: whether because of popularity, novelty, or community interest — giving “people who eat grapes” (i.e. spectators) a way to enjoy...

Open Caching Radar

Towerx is an air traffic control simulation game written in pygame. It displays a radar screen and can run python script-based levels. You play a tower controller who travels around the world.

A cooperative passive radar aimed to be used over commercial (and cheap) hardware.

RADAR stands for Rapid Automatic Detection and Alignment of Repeats in protein sequences. RADAR identifies gapped approximate repeats and complex repeat architectures involving many different types of repeats. Radar has moved to github (https://github.com/AndreasHeger/radar)

FreeMet is a meteorological program which provides weather maps, radar movies, and forecasts in one GUI. New functions can be added easily by writing new plugins which download, parse or process existing data available on the internet.

Pythonbots is a programming contest where programmers like you and me write robots to fight in a virtual arena. Robots are written in python and have several features like plasma cannon, radar scanner and engine to move around.

RADAR is a pluggable network monitoring platform that allows for reporting and searching at the application layer. Out of the box, RADAR lets you capture SMTP, AIM, YahooIM and YMail traffic. Find out more at: http://www.optaros.com/solutions_radar.html

Wifi-radar is a continuation of the original wifi-radar 1.x project from http://www.bitbuilder.com/wifi_radar/. It originally was a modification of the original to work with Cisco and other wifi cards, but is now general purpose.

RealTimeBattle is a programming game, in which robots controlled by programs are fighting each other. The goal is to destroy the enemies, using the radar to examine the environment and the cannon to shoot.

pyRadar was a Python/pyGTK program that retrieves and displays radar images from the NOAA's NEXRAD radar stations. pyRadar is no longer being actively developed due to changes in NOAA's systems. Thank you to everyone who downloaded pyRadar.

openGPR is a framework for the management, processing and 2D/3D-visualization of ground penetrating radar (GPR, georadar) data. It interoperates with existing tools like Seismic Unix, with a special focus on georadar applications.

Crujisim is a tool to allow Air Traffic Controllers trainees to practice in a radar environment. Different users connect to a hosting server to act either as controllers for adjacent positions or pseudopilots.