Written, Created, Iterated, Evolved and Built by Simon Stordal Amundgård
What is Draconis?
Draconis is a multi-discipline engineering initiative, currently focused on high-performance and reliable software
This is the list of projects currently under development under Draconis. This list is subject to change. Inactive and archived projects can be found below this list.
DuraPy is a multi-domain Python library that provides resources for STEM-related applications. DuraPy focuses on ease of use, performance, scalability, and reliability.
ICARUS is a natural language interface inspired by the well-known fictional JARVIS system. ICARUS understands speech, has the ability to talk, and can execute tasks via skills.
Vanguard is a knowledge database system inspired by Markdown. It is a lightweight Markdown database with capabilities to download non-MD files and convert them for fast indexing and consistency.
XO is a series of neural networks designed for applications such as image recognition, natural language processing, and more. The XO series is built upon the DuraPy ecosystem and is designed to be easily integrated with other tools and libraries built upon it as well.
Olympus is a personal productivity platform developed as part of the Draconis Engineering Ecosystem. Olympus focuses on student-athletes, but it is designed to be flexible and adaptable for anyone looking to improve their productivity and organization.
This section contains projects that aren't currently actively maintained.
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 micro-services. It enables rapid scalability, modularity and quick and easy maintenance.
UniForge is a Python-based CLI toolkit for performing STEM-related calculations and simulations. Whether you're a student looking to learn more about STEM or a professional engineer working on STEM-related projects, UniForge is designed to be a valuable resource for your work and studies.
This is the list of old projects no longer being maintained / further developed by Draconis. 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 DuraPy Ecosystem.
TANGO I was the first iteration of the TANGO Series. As the title suggests, TANGO was supposed to be a program for aerospace-based mission planning and control tasks, featuring a complete suite of tools for visualization, communications, navigation, and other necessities. TANGO was and still is abandoned, but a successor may be built in the future.