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space for you to share and explore open source aerospace projects!
At Transmit.Space our goal is to improve communication and collaboration between aerospace companies, universities, and researchers working on non-defense related projects. Transmit.Space is a tool for members of the aerospace industry to move business projects forward. With Transmit.Space it is easy for members of the aerospace community to discuss collaborating with universities and companies about unique aerospace projects.
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WHAT WE OFFER
Creative aerospace solutions!
A collaborative platform with a repository of projects.
Project Management
Easy to use platform allows groups to share their work during the development process. When a project is finished, publish your work with the press of a button.
Creative Ideas Welcome
Transmit.Space is open to new and creative ideas. The only limits are our own imagniations.
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Share your projects here, explore projects already on Transmit.Space, and make new contacts for future collaborations.
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Have an idea for aerospace related software? Colorborate on Transmit.Space and share your work with the aerospace community. Open source solutions will help move the industry forward.
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Latest Projects!
Explore our most recently uploaded aerospace projects below.
Tracking Colored Pixels in Videos
This work was adopted from code written by Dr. Adrian Rosebrock (https://www.pyimagesearch.com/2015/09/14/ball-tracking-with-opencv/). ColorTrack tracks the positions of objects in a video stream specified by their colors. The code is listed[…]
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Mission to Mars in Python
Simulation of Rocket Flight This is a simple simulation of rocket flight from earth’s surface to Mars. Dependencies: Python2VPythonmatplotlib Problem This project aims to simulate a rocket flight from Earth’s[…]
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