Open Source Java Robotics Software for Mac

BoofCV is an open source Java library for real-time computer vision and robotics applications. Written from scratch for ease of use and high performance, it provides both basic and advanced features needed for creating a computer vision system. Functionality include optimized low level image processing routines (e.g. convolution, interpolation, gradient) to high level functionality such as image stabilization. Released under an Apache 2.0 license for both academic and commercial use.

SARGE - Search And Rescue Game Environment is a multi-player training game for robot operators which also supports agent based robot control for simulation work via TCP.

A simulator that allows programs written in Java for a National Instruments CRIO to be run on a local computer by overloading the libraries provided by WPI. Some things we've fixed since 0.1a: Kinect no longer throws an exception upon instantiation, the Watchdog is usable, array elements can now be edited in the gui, and lots of under the hood reimplementation to replace native methods. DISCLAIMER: this is not like the diamond bullet studios simulation, this only simulates how the hardware would act, so that code can be tested. It is not our goal to provide a program that allows simulation for strategy testing, nor will it ever be.

The central programming location for the Bedford High School robotics team.

- Java SE 1.7 compatible - Can be run on both Windows/Linux PC - Can be run on Android devices(Tested on ASUS fonetab7, ASUS zenfone4, Samsung Galaxy S4) - Can be run on reflashed ARM-based AndroidTV sticks (Tested on MK808) - No custom firmware for EV3 brick - Supports about 15 EV3/NXT/HT sensors - Supports EV3 & NXT motors - Supports Android camera

FIRSTclipse is a set of plugins for the Eclipse IDE that allows for full development for FIRST entirely inside of Eclipse.

An interpreter for the G-code language, which can control a 3-axis Cartesian positioning system (ie for a CNC milling machine) which has electronics compatible with the RepRap project.

Geometric Regression Library (GeoRegression) is an open source Java geometry library for scientific computing with a focus on 2D/3D space. GeoRegression provides the ability to estimate the closest point/distance between geometric primitives, best-fit shapes, and best fit geometric transform between sets of objects. It is designed for high performance and ease of use. GeoRegression has been release under an LGPL license for both commercial and non-commercial use.

An open source Java based library for target tracking algorithms as well as evaluation tools. Currently contains 11 different sequential filters, such as; Kalman, particle, H infinity, interacting multiple model (IMM), and others.

the Java Vex Driver (JVD) is another method of controlling the Vex robot. Like JVex, it uses Java to control the Vex robot. it is designed to be as simple as possible and requires only that you download the default online code.

The MCLA Robotics project comprises a Java based platform for robotics application development. It is being developed by the physics department at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in North Adams, Massachusetts.

A simulation environment for 2D robots to interact and perform tasks in. Meant to be educational and demonstrate emergent behaviors. No download necessary! See demos on project website!

This is a Java-based remote control application that uses Bluetooth to control a Lego NXT. It uses simple one-line text message to inform the NXT brick on the state of a joystick and its buttons.

NXTAssembler is an assembler for the Lego Mindstorms NXT.

Simulator of virtual animals made up of biological neural networks for research in the Computational Neuroscience field.

The Java parallel to the popular Intel computer vision library, OpenCV. OpenJCV = Open Java Computer Vision

UfakPython is a small subset of Python programming language, for small embedded devices, like PICs. UfakPython sources are translated to C by UfakPython Compiler. Small Device C Compiler can then compile the C outputs to the target device's codes.