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Uramaki LAB

The User Experience LAB based on IA

The RUXAILAB is an open-source organization dedicated to democratizing usability and accessibility evaluation through the use of Artificial Intelligence. We provide a suite of AI-powered tools that enable remote usability and accessibility testing, ensuring that professionals and researchers can analyze user experience through different methodologies. Our platform supports multiple methods such as User Testing, Heuristic Evaluation, Eye-Tracking system, Sentimental Analysis, a semi-automated tool for prototyping virtual reality environments in 2D, and heatmap analysis for advanced data extraction. Our mission is to eliminate financial and technological barriers to usability and accessibility research, making it possible for anyone, anywhere to set up their own usability lab at zero cost. We invite developers, designers, and researchers to join us in expanding our toolkit, refining our existing solutions, and fostering a more accessible digital world. 🚀🌍

python
javascript
html
css
Firebase

artificial intelligence
user experience
Usability
Eye Tracking

Project ideas

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History

In GSoC since 2024, 3 years. Projects per year: '24: 3, '25: 5, '26: 4.

On GitHub

17 repositories pushed to in the last year. Main languages: Python (6), Vue (3), JavaScript (2), Jupyter Notebook (2), Blade (1), Shell (1).

Links and channels

Website: https://github.com/ruxailab
Ideas page: https://ruxailab.github.io/gsoc/
Contributor guide: https://github.com/ruxailab/gsoc/tree/main
Source code: https://github.com/ruxailab
Chat: https://github.com/ruxailab/RUXAILAB/issues
Email: ruxailab@gmail.com
Mailing list: https://discord.gg/6P4C6xuqtC

go deeper in your terminal

git-into-gsoc org "Uramaki LAB" --shortlist
git-into-gsoc repos "Uramaki LAB"
git-into-gsoc issues --org "Uramaki LAB"

or ask your assistant:
"Which Uramaki LAB repositories merge
newcomers' pull requests, and which beginner
issues are still free?"

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