opentera

Category

Software & Systems

Subcategory

unknown

License

Apache-2.0(osi)

Status

active

Maturity

deployed

Organization

introlab

Country

unknown

Homepage

github.com/introlab/opentera

Repository

github.com/introlab/opentera

Documentation

unknown

Tags

flask · healthcare · iot · micro-services · python · redis · rehab · robotics

Regulatory

unknown

• doumdi
• SBriere
• cyvilanova
• pars97
• G-Lauz
• GodCed

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