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The first goal of the Open TCI Initiative is to bring together programmers and engineers from around the world to create an open source code … Read more ...
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The Open TCI Initiative was developed initially by Dr Charles Minto (Sydney, Australia) & Professor Thomas Schnider (St Gallen, Switzerland) based on many discussions over the past years. This opentci.org website was born on 6 January 2008.
The three main goals of the Open TCI Initiative were further developed in discussion with our mentor, Professor Steven L. Shafer, on 17 January 2008 and others at the first meeting in Cape Town on 3 March 2008.