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Real-Time Innovations, Inc. (RTI) collaborated with Ames Research Center, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Stanford University to leverage NASA research to produce ControlShell software. RTI is the first "graduate" of Ames Research Center's Technology Commercialization Center. The ControlShell system was used extensively on a cooperative project to enhance the capabilities of a Russian-built Marsokhod rover being evaluated for eventual flight to Mars. RTI's ControlShell is complex, real-time command and control software, capable of processing information and controlling mechanical devices. One ControlShell tool is StethoScope. As a real-time data collection and display tool, StethoScope allows a user to see how a program is running without changing its execution. RTI has successfully applied its software savvy in other arenas, such as telecommunications, networking, video editing, semiconductor manufacturing, automobile systems, and medical imaging.
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Richard Mirabella · 1993
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Marcus Stephen Edwards · 2026
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Leveque, Santolo · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2025
The software control is a library for solving certain PDE-constrained optimization problems. The software employs the Firedrake system to derive the finite element discretization of the problems considered, using the Python interface to PETSc for the derivation of the KKT conditions and the definition of the linear solvers.
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SpringerReference · 2011
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Leveque, Santolo · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2025
The software control is a library for solving certain PDE-constrained optimization problems. The software employs the Firedrake system to derive the finite element discretization of the problems considered, using the Python interface to PETSc for the derivation of the KKT conditions and the definition of the linear solvers.
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Metal Finishing · 2001
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Gregory D. Dennis, Aniel N. Jackson, Gregory D. Dennis · 2003
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Salmerón Rubio, José María Rosales Jaime · 2001
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Stephen Zellner, Nancy Polley · Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology · 1990
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Computer Communications · 1983
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Stephen Zellner, Nancy Polley · Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology · 1990
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Anthony D. Mercando · Pacing and Clinical Electrophysiology · 1993
Any of these remote control packages will accomplish the task of controlling another PC from a distant machine. Since all of the programs are easy to use, perform the same functions, and provide excellent security, there is no one clear winner. If your aim is to control Windows programs remotely, then Carbon Copy for Windows is the fastest software. It falls short in running DOS based programs and has greater hardware requirements because it is a Windows application. Norton pcAnywhere is a reliable program that rivals Carbon Copy for Windows' speed, even when controlling a Windows program remotely. Its support for DOS is better. Close-Up is the easiest to install, will run DOS programs without problem, and can run Windows programs as well. Under Windows, DOS programs can be executed in a window or as a full screen application. However, its speed ratings when working in Windows have been among the slowest. Carbon Copy for the Mac brings most of the features of the Windows version of this program to the Macintosh environment. The software allows users to control remote Macintosh computers, and to perform file transfers in the background. It does not permit a PC to control a Mac or a Mac to control a PC. List prices for these programs are $179 to $199 for packages with host and remote software, but street prices range from approximately $100 to $120. A 9600 baud modem with data compression (yielding a net speed of about 14,400 bits/sec) and error correction costs approximately $200 to $300.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)
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Henry Hexmoor, Salvatore D. Desiano · The Knowledge Engineering Review · 1999
For a number of years, researchers in AI and robotics have been sharing organisation principles for software development called “architectures” (Arkin, 1998; Hexmoor et al., 1997; Kortenkamp et al., 1998). Most recently, there has been an interest in extending the software architectures originally designed for robotic applications to accommodate autonomous operation beyond robotics (Pell et al., 1998). These architectures attempt to state principles for organising software for intelligent systems that exhibit cognitive functionalities such as natural language understanding, planning and learning, as well as organism-like functionalities to cope in the world such as reflexive and reactive behaviours.
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Salmerón Rubio, José Jaime · El Repositorio Academico Digital de la UANL (Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León) · 2001
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Arina Nikishova, Tatiana Omelchenko, Yuriy Umnitsyn · 2019 International Russian Automation Conference (RusAutoCon) · 2019
In this article the tool for software integrity control is introduced. With its help the risk of violation of enterprise's information system's software integrity can be reduced. The tool implements the algorithm of integrity control based on the Russian standard of hashing function “GOST R 34.11-2012”. The functionality of developed tool allows to create the initial state of the enterprise's information system by obtaining a set of hash values for each program. These values are saved in the database of initial hashes. The tool carries out periodic integrity check, firstly by calculating the current hash values for software based on the algorithm of the hashing function “GOST R 34.11-2012”, and then by comparing the current hash values with the initial ones. If modification of the program is authorized, its hash value is modified. The tool provides report of the performed software integrity check. The experimental studies are carried out. To confirm the functionality of developed tool, the malware “12Trojan.Win32.Krepper.ab” is modeled. It is shown that the use of the developed tool reduces information security risk by 5%.
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A.E.K. Sahraoui, N. Ould-Kaddour · Computers in Industry · 1992
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Michael Friedman · Computers & Security · 1988
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Doc Xellent · Figshare · 2014
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