:LinuxDevices: Juggling with Light--Using Real-Time Linux in Molecular Physiology
LinuxDevices: Juggling with Light--Using Real-Time Linux in Molecular Physiology Jun 10, 2005, 11 :30 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (7763 reads) (Other stories by Victor Yodaiken)
"FSMLabs RTLinux is widely used in scientific research. In this project, University of Vermont researchers Dave Warshaw and Joe Patlak make use of one of the most basic features of RTCore--an interrupt-driven data acquisition routine that performs feedback control, takes commands from applications running on Linux, and passes data back to the non-real-time programs in user space. What is remarkable about Warshaw and Patlak's experiments, though, is that they use RTLinux to make laser light manipulate individual molecules..."
