Open Source Python Hardware Platforms - Page 4

PyJSW is a set of Python bindings for the libjsw joystick wrapper library. This Python module provides an object interface to any joystick devices supported by libjsw.

PyMW is a Python module for parallel master-worker computing in a variety of environments. With the PyMW module, users can write a single program that scales from multicore machines to global computing platforms.

This project has been moved out to SourceForge.

A simple python module to interface with DMX to USB devices

This program is window-sensetive remapper for special buttons found on tx2650er and like tablet notebooks from Hewlett-Packard. Note that it WILL break HP QuickPlay crapware.

This project includes a spin/wait handler for processing reset/shutdown behavior from a button, configuration files for setting this up as a service, and instructions for placing the files and enabling the service.

Mind the re-programmable hardware, even CPU for most mobile devices. Flushable devices. Flushable CPU, modem, camera - any kind of EMPTY NAND device, creating a new one by the engineering forth and back and forward again. We recreate the world

This is userspace code the enters and exits the IBM Premium Real Time feature set. This code is also responsible for reporting ecc errors that are reported by Linux.

This project is a python script to abstract S.M.A.R.T. messages from /var/log/messages (from the smartd daemon) into .csv file(s), one for each disk, suitable for graphing.

aka: Schlang - A Deliberately Non-Object-Oriented Python Interface to COMEDI COMEDI datatypes and functions are replicated though this interface using the Python ctypes library. This allows the user to interface directly with comedi-lib though the comfortable interface of a Python interpreter.Object-Orientation of the interface is deliberately not provided so the coding style will loosely mimic C -- in this way, Schlang can be used to prototype and debug complex programs that will later be written in C.

Scsiaddgui provides a graphical user interface for the command line program Scsiadd. Scsiadd allows to add (or remove) SCSI devices like scanners to (from) your system without having to reboot. With Scsiaddgui you can do this with a mouse-click.

The goal of the See&Touch project is to design/implement a special mouse for disabled people, which allows a person to fully control a computer by using just vision and one single body movement. This project develops hardware, firmware and software.

This project delivers Linux support (USB driver and Tools) for a Digital Signal Processor (DSP) cards of the Signal Ranger series, see http://www.softdb.com/product_dsp.shtml for details) connected to a Linux host via USB.

Python scripts that layer over sispmctl and provide a dbus server and a pretty gnome applet in the foreground.

Automate the management of Cisco switches out-of-band (OOB) for extra security and reliability. Uses serial ports; version 2 is thread-safe and supports multiple switches.

This is a group of people (feel free to join us), developing small programs. We're mainly develop the program/script, Syscriptor, that displays information about your hardware and software.

Sysglance profiles the linux computer, providing the user withan at-a-glance snapshot of the computer. The program is Python based and currently relies on the dmidecode utility to collect the majority of it's information.

The Wolfram Machine project is an effort to create a set of documentation and useful modules (both hardware and software) for a computing architecture based on the mathematical theories presented in Steven Wolfram's book _A_New_Kind_of_Science_.

A FUSE file system and a Java J2ME Uploader for Samsung mobile phones.

Touchd is a userspace daemon which runs Apple-like multitouch on Linux. It interfaces with the Apple hardware to gather the user input.

Trieste is a distributed file system aimed to be adaptable via policies.

Applications contributed for URBI (Universal RealTime Behoavior Interface). URBI is a scripted command language used to control robots (AIBO pioneer..) as well as a robot-independant execution and developpement plateform. www.urbiforge.com www.gostai.com

A script designed to rename large quantities of USB drives or other portable hard drives. When the script is running, all the user needs to do is this: * Plug in the portable device * Wait for about a second * Unplug the portable device * Repeat The script is immediately ready to accept the next drive for renaming. No need to manually eject the drive. The script requires that all devices initially have the same name, though it can be fairly easily extended. Even though there is no GUI it is easy to use, also for users with no programming experience.

A small and efficient way to show what's on you USB bus, written in Python. The aim is to run on console, as an alternative to X11-based usbview.