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Martin Pecka (@peci1)

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nvidia-htop

A tool for enriching the output of nvidia-smi.

lumix-link-desktop

A unofficial desktop version of the Panasonic Lumix Link app for remote control of your Lumix camera.

robot_body_filter

Filters the robot's body out of point clouds and laser scans.

RadioControl

Windows Universal App that allows command-line control of radio devices

fail2ban_openwrt

OpenWRT support for fail2ban

filtaquilla

Thunderbird addon for enhancing mail processing filters, including scripting support.

more-snooze

More Snooze addon for Thunderbird

mailing-list-filter

Thunderbird mail filter search term using mailing lists (and not whole addressbooks).

Nette-SuggestInput

Naseptavac pro Nette / Suggester for Nette

movie_publisher

Node for using a video file as video topic source.

rosbash_params

Tools for writing ros-node-like bash scripts

dynamic_robot_state_publisher

Improved ROS robot_state_publisher which can update the robot model via dynamic_reconfigure.

nSMTPMailer

Simple PHP SMTP mailing library, licensed with New BSD!

gazebo_noisy_depth_camera

Noisy depth camera sensor for Gazebo

Origamist

A Java application for making origami tutorials

BEAM-3D-Data-Viewer

A 3D viewer of histograms of 3 or 4 arbitrary bands for BEAM.

DeerHuhn

MEX-Planner

BEAM-JOGL-Wrapper-module

A module that wraps the JOGL 1.1 library so that it can be used within BEAM.

superstring-finder

A bioinformatics algorithm for finding a common superstring for a given set of strings.

MARSIS-Feature-Detector

My diploma thesis. This software will automatically detect various 2D features and shapes in ionograms captured by the MARSIS instrument onboard Mars Express.