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Are there any open source libraries to implement Home Automation Profile for zigbee?
The end device does not necessarily belong to a particular developer.
There aren't any, although not for a lack of trying. The reason they don't exist is that the ZigBee Alliance is very protective of their trademarks, and won't let you use "ZigBee" without becoming a paying member of the alliance.
This effectively killed the open source ZigBee project a few years ago.
The HA profile itself requires certification through the ZigBee Alliance, so you'll find this same issue whether it's a stack or profile.
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Is there an Aerospike tool that's similar to Redis Desktop Manager in that it can go into a host and view/edit the entries/records that's stored just on that server?
aql, which is a native Aerospike tool, is like sql, which obviously doesn't have this functionality.
You have AMC, a GUI management console, but it is not a data browser. Early stage projects and community contributions are often promoted in Launchpad, so you should look there.
Sounds like a good community contribution, if you're up for it.
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I am curious is there any voice recognition technology in the market such that it is able to identify different people through different voice.
Basically the technology i am searching for is able to model people's voices.
Nuance VocalPassword is one that I know of. It does exactly like you say, allows users to go through an enrolment process to create a voiceprint which that then be used to authenticate.
http://www.nuance.com/for-business/customer-service-solutions/voice-biometrics/vocalpassword/index.htm
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So far I've learned that the controllers (NCs) on Okuma machine tools are windows based and that anyone can write programs that interface with the machine though what is known as the "THINC_API". Where can I find documentation on this API publicly available?
It should be installed along with the API. Look in the start menu under
Start | Programs | Okuma | THINC-API
The screenshot here is of a machining center but if you have a lathe, it should be in the same location too.
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If I wanted to make an application (not a Chrome extension) that accesses, let's say, your Chrome-synced bookmarks, would I have to reverse-engineer the interface that Chrome/Chromium uses? Or is there a published API for that?
You can use the Syncable Service API:
https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/developers/design-documents/sync/syncable-service-api
EDIT 2020-03-27 The site mentions the information is outdated and suggests to go here instead:
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/HEAD/docs/sync/model_api.md
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I'm looking to create a mobile version of the images created on passwordcard.org. All attribution will be given to the site for the data, but I'm looking to implement it where an app doesn't exist yet and network connectivity isn't guaranteed. Is there an externally accessible API available? I didn't really see any information about it in the FAQ.
I'm the creator of passwordcard.org. There is no API, but there is a description of the algorithm used to create the cards so that you can implement it yourself and create the exact same cards as the site would create for the same card numbers. You can find it at http://www.passwordcard.org/algorithm.html