Open-source alternatives to Ipygany

This project is a professional live video production suite designed for capturing, encoding, and broadcasting high-quality media. At its core, it features a real-time media processing engine that utilizes hardware acceleration to composite multiple audio and video sources with minimal latency. The application provides a centralized studio interface for managing complex scene transitions, layering visual sources through a hierarchical scene-graph engine, and streaming content to multiple platforms simultaneously. The software is built on a cross-platform abstraction layer that ensures consiste

Robotics visualization and debugging

Kepler.gl is a web-based geospatial visualization framework designed for rendering large-scale location datasets. It functions as a modular React mapping component that enables developers to embed interactive, high-performance geographic visualizations into web applications, serving as a comprehensive engine for building browser-based GIS dashboards. The library distinguishes itself through a highly extensible architecture that centers on centralized state management. By utilizing a predictable state-driven model, it allows for the programmatic control of map layers, filters, and viewport set

RVizWeb: RViz on the browser

3D Visualization Library for use with the ROS JavaScript Libraries

Bokeh is a Python data visualization library and interactive plotting framework used to create high-performance graphics and data dashboards that render in web browsers. It serves as a tool for generating standalone HTML documents, embedded components for digital notebooks, and full-stack web applications powered by a Python backend. The project distinguishes itself through its ability to handle large or streaming datasets while maintaining smooth interactivity. It enables linked brushing across multiple views, allowing data selected in one plot to automatically highlight corresponding data i

Voilà is a tool that converts Jupyter notebooks into standalone interactive web applications. It renders notebook cells as HTML web components, preserving live widgets while stripping source code by default, and gives each viewer a dedicated Jupyter kernel for isolated widget state and callback execution. The project runs as a Jupyter server extension, reusing existing server infrastructure for notebook serving and authentication. It supports directory-based notebook hosting, serving all notebooks in a folder as a browsable collection of web applications from a single command. Voilà also prov

PyQtGraph is a scientific plotting and graphics framework built for PyQt and PySide applications, providing fast, interactive 2D and 3D visualizations with GPU-accelerated rendering. It serves as both a real-time signal monitoring system for streaming time-series data and a toolkit for constructing interactive data dashboards with dockable panels, parameter trees, and custom widgets. The library also includes a node-based visual flowchart tool for building data processing pipelines and a scientific graphics export system that saves plots as PNG, SVG, or CSV and converts items to Matplotlib for

Plotly.py is a comprehensive framework for building production-ready data applications and interactive dashboards directly from Python code. It functions as both a high-performance visualization library for browser-based charts and a full-stack tool for transforming analytical scripts into responsive, web-based interfaces. By abstracting away the need for manual HTML or JavaScript, it allows developers to define complex layouts and functional logic using modular, reusable components. The framework distinguishes itself through a robust architecture that handles event orchestration and state sy

web-based visualization libraries

PlotJuggler is an interactive time series visualization tool that loads, streams, and renders large datasets using hardware-accelerated OpenGL graphics. It functions as a multi-format data loader, supporting file formats such as CSV, ULog, and ROS bags, and also serves as a live data stream viewer that subscribes to real-time sources via MQTT, WebSockets, ZeroMQ, and UDP. The tool distinguishes itself through a plugin-based extensibility platform that allows users to add custom data sources, file formats, and processing capabilities. It includes a Lua scripting engine for creating custom data

URDF Loaders for Unity and THREE.js with example ATHLETE URDF Files open sourced from NASA JPL

Interactive viewer for graphs written in Graphviz's dot language.

A lightweight JavaScript graphics library with the intuitive API, based on SVG/VML technology.

jQuery plugin for AnyChart provides an easy way to use AnyChart JavaScript Charts with jQuery framework.

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This project is a Model Context Protocol server that enables large language models to generate and render data visualizations, charts, and diagrams. It functions as a toolset for AI assistants to transform raw data into professional visual representations. The server utilizes an intelligent selection layer to determine the most effective visualization format based on the provided data. It supports remote rendering via external HTTP services and provides the flexibility to route requests to self-hosted rendering endpoints for private network environments. Capabilities cover a wide range of da

Peity is a lightweight SVG data visualization library that transforms numeric text content and HTML attributes into small pie, donut, bar, and line charts. It functions as an attribute-driven renderer and a progressive enhancement tool, adding vector graphics to web pages by reading data directly from the DOM without requiring heavy JavaScript frameworks. The library supports custom drawing functions and dynamic color assignments, allowing for the registration of new chart types and the use of custom functions to determine segment colors. Its capability surface covers the rendering of mini d

Babylon.js is a JavaScript game engine and real-time graphics renderer designed for creating interactive three-dimensional visuals and applications. It functions as a web-based 3D framework and WebGL engine that enables the deployment of high-performance 3D content across various web platforms and devices. The project provides tools for web-based 3D game development, real-time graphics rendering, and the creation of browser-based interactive visualizations. It also supports the development of WebXR virtual and augmented reality experiences using standard web technologies. The framework cover

An Android chart and graph library

bqplot is an interactive data visualization library for Jupyter notebooks. It implements a grammar of graphics model, allowing users to build complex 2D charts by combining marks, scales, and axes. The library distinguishes itself with specialized toolkits for financial charting, such as OHLC candlesticks and time-series analysis, and geographic data visualization, including choropleths and custom map projections for TopoJSON and GeoJSON data. It enables deep interaction through tools like lasso selection, rectangular brushing, and the ability to manually manipulate plot points or line data.

Python library for interactive topic model visualization. Port of the R LDAvis package.

#jQuery.eraser v0.5.1

Angular 22+ library for D3 based line, bar, donut and date/timeline charts with multiple entry points. A configurable service for token handling is provided.

Go Language Library for SVG generation