During my PhD thesis I participated in the development of several publicly distributed open source softwares:

• Net Juggler: a software framework on top of VR Juggler for cluster-based VR application. I designed and implemented it in collaboration with Loïck Lecointre during an research intership at LIFO.
• SoftGenLock: a low-level tool to implement genlock and active stereo on standard graphics cards using a simple parallel-port based synchronization protocol.
• FlowVR: a middleware library supporting the development and execution of large scale virtual reality applications distributed on clusters and grids. This constitutes the main contribution of my PhD work. I designed and implemented most of the low-level execution environment.

Other pieces of software are also available:

• FlowVR Render: set of modules and filters on top of FlowVR for distributed rendering.
• Shaders: advanced Cg shaders.
• Source Codes: small C++ and OpenGL programs.