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RuView turns ordinary WiFi signals into spatial intelligence using cheap ESP32 sensors — detect people through walls, monitor breathing and heart rate, estimate 17-keypoint body pose, all without cameras or wearables. Features self-learning AI that adapts in 30 seconds, 65 edge modules running locally on ESP32, and multi-frequency mesh scanning across 6 WiFi channels. Privacy-preserving by design.

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Telegraf is a plugin-driven agent written in Go for collecting, processing, aggregating, and writing metrics, logs, and arbitrary data. With 300+ plugins covering system monitoring, IoT devices, cloud services, and message queues, it compiles to a zero-dependency static binary and uses TOML for simple configuration — ideal for observability pipelines and infrastructure monitoring.

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A lightweight, on-device text-to-speech engine running natively via ONNX Runtime. Supports 31 languages, delivers CPU-speed performance competitive with GPU-based TTS, and handles complex text like financial expressions, phone numbers, and technical units out of the box. SDKs available for Python, JavaScript, C++, Java, C#, Go, Swift, Rust, Flutter, and browser — ideal for privacy-first apps, e-readers, browser extensions, and edge devices.

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