Open Graphics Library is a cross-platform API written in C for developing applications that use 2D and 3D vector graphics. It was developed by the OpenGL Architecture Review Board in 1992, with control transferred to Khronos Group in 2006. The functions are language-independent, which separates the programming interface from the programming language and opens the door to many language bindings, including the WebGL JavaScript binding. Common implementations are found in CAD, as well as video game and virtual reality development. Distributed under the open-source SGI Free Software License B.
Centralised management system (CMS) secured premises via IP cameras. Images are displayed on a screen simultaneously and in real time. A part of the display is used for settings, camera management and playback of recordings. Suspicious events (break-in attempts, doors being left open for longer than a specified period of time) are marked and operators are notified.
Core with logic for preparation of mixtures on a server functioning independently from the user interface which is connected to the network to give commands and correct the mixture. GUI requests the condition of the sensors through the main server. Diagrams visualise the entire manufacturing process. With the help of sliding controls an operator can make adjustments.
2002–2024