• The NotificationCollage plus various clients

• Grouplab Internet Explorer History System

• Centralized External Input (CEXI) Toolkit allows large display input devices (e.g., Smart Board) to be accessed in high level languages (e.g., Java, Microsoft .NET). CEXI Toolkit removes the requirement to use low level input SDKs. A source forge project under active development.

• a very powerful but easy to program multimedia groupware toolkit and run-time architecture. Note that we now recommend that you use only the multimedia part of this; the shared dictionary part has been replaced

• an event-driven .NET component designed to aid programmers in rapidly prototyping application using the DiamondTouch™ Tabletop device. It wraps the low-level DiamondTouch™ SDK provided my MERL.

• a free, easy-to-learn Tcl/Tk-based groupware toolkit that we have developed over many years. It is used for building real-time applications such as drawing tools, editors and meeting tools that are shared simultaneously among several users

• a framework for designing single display groupware applications

• The commercial site for all phidget documentation, examples, downloads and so on.

• A C# wrapper for the Phidgets COM Library, allowing drag-and-drop use of Phidgets in Visual Studio .NET

• A replacement for the shared dictionary structure of the collabrary.

• A library that does 'semantic snarfing' by attaching itself to widgets in running applications, recognizing their state, and allowing external control. Very experimental

• Active X controls we have constructed that provide a visual interface

• a wrapper to DirectPlay that makes it extremely easy to set up groupware connections. Fairly old, so likely will not work with the new versions without modification

• several simple client/server examples showing how to program socket connections. While the programs are specific to Unix, they illustrate how all socket programs usually work

Documentation

• Collection of example tutorials, programs and ActiveX controls displaying particular programming techniques in Visual Basic. No longer supported as we have moved onto .NET. Please do not ask as for help.

• This is just some stuff I've been involved in or have written...