Written, Created, Iterated, Evolved and Built by Simon Stordal Amundgård
What is AmundWorks?
The AmundWorks GitHub repository is the open-source collection of all projects built by AmundWorks. It serves as a central hub for all the work and projects created by AmundWorks. It also provides a platform for sharing and collaborating on projects. The repository includes projects built for anything ranging from software development to defense application firmware. It is intended to be a resource for anyone interested in contributing to AmundWorks, and anyone that is interested in the work of AmundWorks.
This is the list of projects built / currently being built under Amundworks. This list is subject to change. Archived projects can be found below this list.
The AmundWorks Python Collective is the complete collection of all Python projects built under AmundWorks. It is a collection of Python libraries, tools, and applications that are designed to be used for scientific computing, data analysis, machine learning, and more. The AWPC is an open-source project that is constantly evolving and growing as new projects are added and existing ones are updated. It is intended to be a resource for developers, researchers, and anyone interested in using Python for their projects. The AWPC is organized into submodules, each of which contains a specific set of tools and libraries that are designed to work together to provide a comprehensive Python ecosystem for any purpose imaginable.
UniForge is a Python-based CLI toolkit for performing calculations and simulations related to STEMP-engineering. It is built upon the UniPy Library from AWPC and provides a user-friendly interface for engineers, scientists, and students to explore and analyze various aspects of science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and programming. Whether you're a student looking to learn more about STEMP or a professional engineer working on STEMP-related projects, UniForge is designed to be a valuable resource for your work and studies.
XO is a series of MLP-based neural networks designed for applications such as image recognition, natural language processing, and more. The XO series is still in development, with new techniques, architectures and features being integrated regularly. When completed, the XO series will be a powerful tool for machine learning practitioners and researchers, providing a lightweight, flexible and efficient platform for building and deploying neural networks. The XO series is built upon the AWPC ecosystem and is designed to be easily integrated with other tools and libraries built upon it.
Vulcan is a personal productivity platform developed as part of the AWPC. Vulcan is especially built for student-athletes, but it is designed to be flexible and adaptable for anyone looking to improve their productivity and organization. Combined with a GUI, it uses a simple intent-driven pipeline to process user input and route tasks to specialized tool modules, generating structured outputs like training schedules, study plans, and daily priorities. Built with scalability in mind, Vulcan starts as a lightweight text-based system but is designed to evolve into a fully integrated GUI and voice-enabled assistant tailored to optimize performance, learning, and long-term progression.
MAX-Q is a Composable Systems Engine (CSE) designed to streamline the assembly and management of modular IT resources and business processes. By acting as a central orchestration layer, MAX-Q allows developers to "compose" sophisticated systems from independent, best-of-breed services and microservices. It enables rapid scalability, modularity and quick and easy maintenance.
This is the list of old projects no longer being maintained / further developed by AmundWorks. Projects may be restarted again at any time.
DysonSphere was designed to be a useful tool to help with general mathematics, cryptography and other tasks. DysonSphere was abandoned but partially replaced by its successor UniForge as part of the AWPC Ecosystem.
TANGO I was the first iteration of what would be the TANGO Series. As the title suggests, TANGO was supposed to be a useful program for aerospace-based mission planning and control tasks, featuring a complete suite of tools for visualisation, communications, navigation, and other neccessities. TANGO was and still is abandoned, but a successor may be built in the future.
The AmundWorks Github Repository is part of the AmundWorks Engineering Ecosystem.
While this software and all other software under AmundWorks is licensed under the MIT License allowing full freedom of use, we strongly encourage all public projects built upon the AmundWorks repository to remain open source under the MIT License or a similarly permissive license. Projects that follow this philosophy may be recognized as part of the official AmundWorks ecosystem.
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