#BTKPython#
##Introduction##
This is the Python binding for the C++ library Biomechanical ToolKit.
This project is split in two parts:
- A shared library containing all the C++ wrapped objects;
- A Python module using the shared library.
The latter can be used directly in a Python interpreter, while the goal of the former is to be used within a standalone application offering a PythonQt-based console to interact with btk* objects.
Internally, the binding is managed by PythonQt.
##License##
BTK use the generous open-source New BSD license. Yes, you can use BTK in commercial products. The complete text of the copyright is presented below:
The Biomechanical ToolKit
Copyright (c) 2009-2015, Arnaud Barré
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