Parasoft's mission is to provide automated testing solutions and expertise that empower organizations to expedite delivery of safe and reliable software.
A powerful unified C and C++ test automation solution for static analysis, unit testing and structural code coverage, Parasoft C/C++test helps satisfy compliance with industry functional safety and security requirements for embedded software systems.
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Grafana Labs delivers the leading AI-powered observability platform, built around Grafana—the most widely adopted open source technology for dashboards and visualization. Recognized as a Leader in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Observability Platforms, Grafana Labs supports more than 25 million users and thousands of organizations worldwide, from startups to Fortune 500 enterprises.
Grafana Cloud is the open observability cloud, designed to help engineering teams observe everything and solve anything. Built on open source, open standards, and open ecosystems, it unifies metrics, logs, traces, and profiles in a single platform for full-stack visibility across applications, infrastructure, and digital experiences.
At the core is the open-source LGTM stack: Grafana for dashboards and visualization, Mimir for metrics, Loki for logs, and Tempo for distributed tracing. Native OpenTelemetry and Prometheus support allow teams to ingest telemetry from virtually any environment, while hundreds of integrations connect existing tools and data sources without costly rip-and-replace migrations.
Grafana Cloud combines powerful analytics with AI-driven observability. Grafana Assistant helps engineers investigate issues, explore telemetry, and troubleshoot faster. Adaptive Telemetry identifies the data that matters most and aggregates the rest, helping organizations reduce telemetry costs while preserving valuable insights
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With solutions for Kubernetes monitoring, application observability, digital experience monitoring, incident response, synthetic monitoring, and performance testing, Grafana Cloud delivers a complete observability platform that scales with your business.
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Prophesee Metavision
Metavision is a sophisticated software toolkit for event-based vision, created by Prophesee, that aims to streamline the assessment, design, and commercialization processes of event-based vision products. This software development kit (SDK) provides an extensive array of tools comprising 64 algorithms, 105 code examples, and 17 tutorials, which empower developers to create and implement event-driven applications effectively. With its open-source framework, the Metavision SDK promotes seamless compatibility between software and hardware components, nurturing a thriving community focused on event-based vision technologies. The toolkit encompasses a diverse array of computer vision disciplines, including machine learning, camera calibration, and high-performance applications. Developers benefit from a wealth of detailed documentation, amounting to over 300 pages of programming guides and reference materials, which lays a strong groundwork for product innovation. Furthermore, the Metavision SDK5 PRO version comes with enhanced features such as high-speed counting and spatter monitoring, among other advanced capabilities, elevating the potential for developers to create cutting-edge solutions. With such comprehensive resources at their disposal, users can confidently explore the possibilities of event-based vision technology.
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Wekinator
The Wekinator is an open-source software that is available for free. Initially developed by Rebecca Fiebrink in 2009, Wekinator 1.0 laid the groundwork for subsequent versions. In 2015, she introduced Wekinator 2.0, which featured a complete overhaul with enhanced interactions, new algorithms, and seamless connectivity to various creative coding tools and sensors. This updated version is regularly maintained to address bugs and incorporate user feedback. With Wekinator, individuals can harness machine learning to create innovative musical instruments, gestural game controllers, and systems for computer vision or audio recognition. It empowers users to establish interactive systems by showcasing human actions and their corresponding computer responses, eliminating the need for traditional programming. Users can create unique mappings between gestures and sounds, manipulate a drum machine via their webcam, utilize Kinect technology to play Ableton, and even control interactive visual environments built in platforms like Processing or Unity with simple gestures detected by a webcam or sensors. This opens up a world of creative possibilities for artists and developers alike.
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