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Unrestricted Open-source alternative to AI video platforms — Free AI image & video generation studio with 600+ models (Flux, Midjourney, Kling, Sora, Veo). No content filters. Self-hosted, MIT licensed.

pySLAM is a hybrid Python/C++ Visual SLAM pipeline supporting monocular, stereo, and RGB-D cameras. It provides a broad set of modern local and global feature extractors, multiple loop-closure strategies, a volumetric reconstruction module, integrated depth-prediction models, and semantic segmentation capabilities for enhanced scene understanding.

  • 3d-reconstruction
  • depth-prediction
  • feature-matching
  • global-features

Open-source AI video replacement workflow by TEIN. Combine depth maps, SAM segmentation, face meshes, and audio processing to replace characters and objects with Seedance. Includes a local web UI to prepare inputs, review masks, preview generations, and export with original audio.

Large collection of number systems providing custom arithmetic for mixed-precision algorithm development and optimization for AI, Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Signal Processing, CAE, EDA, control, optimization, estimation, and approximation.

  • arithmetic
  • integer-arithmetic
  • fixed-point-arithmetic
  • rational-arithmetic

Anahata ASI - Artificial Super Intelligence - Cross-Platform, Modular, Enterprise Ready, Open Source, Pure Java, AGI and ASI Containers. Context Window Garbage Collector, Stateful Toolkits, Flight Recorder. Autonomous Observable Auditable JVM Agent with JIT java code execution. Anahata ASI SDK, Anahata ASI Desktop, Anahata ASI Studio - NetBeans.

A lightweight Python package for teaching computational methods through art history. Extract and analyze artist-specific works from WikiArt with built-in visualizations. Designed for digital humanities and computational design courses. Features genre/style analysis, matplotlib integration, and pedagogical clarity over algorithmic complexity.