Development

OpenScout is a tool for automated situational awareness for Android devices, based upon the Gabriel platform.

We have released Gabriel version 2.0. Clients can now send frames from multiple sources. Support for multiple cognitive engines, running on the same server or elsewhere.

OpenRTiST 2.0 has been released, built on a new Gabriel platform using websockets/protobufs. New features include dynamic discovery of styles, local execution using pytorch-android, and a new web app for training new models.

OpenRTiST utilizes Gabriel, a platform for wearable cognitive assistance applications, to transform the live video from a mobile client into the styles of various artworks.

Gabriel is a platform for creating wearable cognitive assistance applications designed to aid in the completion of difficult/involved tasks.

The Elijah project at Carnegie Mellon University has resulted in OpenStack++: a cloudlet library based on a modified QEMU with integration into the OpenStack platform.