astronomical instrument automation/control software
The INDI (Instrument-Neutral-Device-Interface) protocol is a standard
for controlling astronomical instruments, for example mounts, cameras
(CCD, CMOS, DSLR, webcam), focusers, domes, filter wheels, GPS, weather
stations, etc. The protocol is network-transparent so it can connect
to remote devices.

INDI Library is an Open Source POSIX implementation of this protocol,
composed of the following components:

1. INDI Server.

2. INDI Core Drivers: hardware drivers that communicate with many
different pieces of equipment are included with INDI Library.

3. Client Library: Cross-platform POSIX and Qt5-based client libraries.
The client libraries can be embedded in 3rd party applications to
communicate with INDI server and devices.

Various 3rd party drivers are also available in a dedicated repository
(https://github.com/indilib/indi-3rdparty) and maintained by their respective
owners.

Maintainer: The OpenBSD ports mailing-list <ports@openbsd.org>

WWW: https://indilib.org/
