http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/ 2008-07-19T16:37:04-07:00 http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/ http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2006-12-18T06:29:55-07:00 SOULfly_B http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/roadmap?rev=1166452195&do=diff1166452195 March 2007 Migrate all documentation on the website, this includes : * a full presentation of the project, * a complete description of the mechanisms used in PSI * and an exhaustive documentation of each modules and components. May 2007 * Provide a simple GUI to launch PSI and to choose XML files, * Develop new components. text/html 2006-12-07T14:37:38-07:00 SOULfly_B http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/screenshots?rev=1165531058&do=diff1165531058 PSI 0.1 This is an example of what an be achieved with PSI 0.1 : [PSI 0.1] text/html 2006-12-07T13:46:43-07:00 SOULfly_B http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/download?rev=1165528003&do=diff1165528003 Sources The code source of PSI is available through CVS : access to CVS Binaries Binaries are available on sourceforge text/html 2006-12-01T07:55:24-07:00 SOULfly_B http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/welcome?rev=1164988524&do=diff1164988524 The PSI - Prototype Simulate Interact - project is an open-source, multi-platform, cooperative project whose goal is to develop a support tool for prototyping and evaluating cockpits and dashboards. Source code for the entire project is available and licensed under the GNU General Public License. text/html 2006-11-27T10:06:15-07:00 SOULfly_B http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/documentation/modules?rev=1164650775&do=diff1164650775 Modules don’t have a common architecture or a development guideline : they are fully independant and can even be developed in different languages. List of current modules * FGFS2Ivy : Communication between FlightGear and PSI text/html 2006-11-27T09:45:37-07:00 SOULfly_B http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/documentation?rev=1164649537&do=diff1164649537 This section is intended for all users of PSI. It assumes that these users are familiar with the use of XML. The ones who concentrate on the maintenance and the extension of the platform should have knowledge in the following fields to fully understand the mechanism of the platform: text/html 2006-11-27T09:42:49-07:00 SOULfly_B http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/sidebar?rev=1164649369&do=diff1164649369 * Home * Presentation * Screenshots * Documentation * Users' guides * Download * Roadmap * Contact text/html 2006-11-27T09:42:37-07:00 SOULfly_B http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/presentation/sidebar?rev=1164649357&do=diff1164649357 * PSI Presentation * User profiles * User interactions * Architecture of PSI text/html 2006-11-27T09:41:24-07:00 SOULfly_B http://p-s-i.sourceforge.net/presentation/presentation?rev=1164649284&do=diff1164649284 The platform aims at offering users a common tool enabling them to prototype new layouts and new functionalities for glass cockpits and automotive dashboards and then to launch a simulation with the prototype in order to evaluate it. The main goal of PSI is to define and analyse the best way to make machines more usable and efficient in order for the user to carry out a complex task. This leads research engineers to specify modifications to make on the cockpit and/or dashboard layout or on compo…