Using and Building
Nick Saw edited this page Jun 17, 2020
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Platform for Situated Intelligence is built on the .NET Framework. Large parts of it are built on .NET Standard and therefore run both on Windows and Linux, whereas some components are specific and available only to one operating system (for instance the RealSense sensor component is available only for Windows.)
You can build applications based on Platform for Situated Intelligence either by leveraging nuget packages, or by cloning and building the code. Below are instructions:
- Basic Stream Operators
- Writing Components
- Pipeline Execution
- Delivery Policies
- Stream Fusion and Merging
- Interpolation and Sampling
- Windowing Operators
- Stream Generators
- Parallel Operator
- Intervals
- Data Visualization (PsiStudio)
- Data Annotation (PsiStudio)
- Distributed Systems
- Bridging to Other Ecosystems
- Debugging and Diagnostics
- Shared Objects
- Datasets
- Event Sources
- 3rd Party Visualizers
- 3rd Party Stream Readers
Components and Toolkits
- List of NuGet Packages
- List of Components
- Audio Overview
- Azure Kinect Overview
- Kinect Overview
- Speech and Language Overview
- Imaging Overview
- Media Overview
- ONNX Overview
- Finite State Machine Toolkit
- Mixed Reality Overview
- How to Build/Configure
- How to Define Tasks
- How to Place Holograms
- Data Types Collected
- System Transparency Note
Community
Project Management