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AquaBrowser 3 provides the intuitive, feature-rich, and rewarding discovery experience that helps patrons be successful in their searches helping your library maximize its return on investment. It reveals library catalogs and local collections through a visually engaging Web 2.0 interface with built-in social networking,. AquaBrowser 3 also offers real time availability item status ; a toggle on/off Word Cloud with thesaurus and associative terms, translations, and spelling suggestions; an ADA compatible interface, and relevant search results that are easily resorted by title, author, or publication date.

Super Stream Collider (SSC) is a platform, which provides a web-based interface and tools for building sophisticated mashups combining semantically annotated Linked Stream and Linked Data sources into easy to use resources for applications. The system includes drag&drop construction tools along with a visual SPARQL/CQELS editor and visualization tools for novice users while supporting full access and control for expert users at the same time. Tied in with this development platform is a cloud deployment architecture which enables the user to deploy the generated mashups into a cloud, thus supporting both the design and deployment of stream-based web applications in a very simple and intuitive way.

GroupMe is a social tagging system where you can organize your bookmarks in groups of a certain topic and share them with other people. It has has an intuitive and fancy user interface. If you want to know more about GroupMe! and its benefits then come around here ..

Karma is an information integration tool that enables users to quickly and easily integrate data from a variety of data sources including databases, spreadsheets, delimited text files, XML, JSON, KML and Web APIs. Users integrate information by modeling it according to an ontology of their choice using a graphical user interface that automates much of the process.

This project aims to open up the semantic web to a wide audience through novel techniques that allow viewing and editing of semantic web representation languages in ordinary natural language, as opposed to the methods currently used, such as source coding or graphical interfaces, which require significant training.

LodLive project provides a demonstration of the use of Linked Data standards (RDF, SPARQL) to browse RDF resources. The application aims to spread linked data principles using a simple and friendly interface with reusable techniques.

PoolParty is a thesaurus management system and a SKOS editor for the Semantic Web including text mining and linked data capabilities. The system helps to build and maintain multilingual thesauri providing an easy-to-use interface. PoolParty server provides semantic services which can be used to integrate semantic search or recommender systems into systems like CMS, DMS, CRM or Wikis.

"Wandora is a general purpose information extraction, management and publishing application based on Topic Maps and Java. Topic maps are hypergraphs with an emphasis on subjects. Wandora stores information in layered and auto-merging topic maps. Wandora has graphical user interface, multiple visualization models, huge collection of information extraction, import and export options, embedded HTTP server with several output modules and open plug-in architecture. Wandora is a FOSS application with GNU GPL license. Wandora suits well for constructing and maintaining vocabularies, ontologies and information mashups. "

"User Interface is the language of the web"

ASK KEN™ is sort of a Node-Link diagram that allows to visually navigate through interconnected topics provided by the Freebase Service. It takes advantage of the latest HTML5 features by using the canvas element for drawing.

The mSpace Browser is a multi faceted column based client for exploring large data sets in the way that makes sense to you. You decide the columns and the order that best suits your browsing needs. mSpace encourages the discovery of relationships between your data that you never knew existed!