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PacketLens
PacketLens is a pure front-end, offline pcap analysis tool that runs entirely in the browser, supporting deep protocol decoding, HTTPS decryption, and million-packet instant loading without any backend.
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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It uniquely combines WebGL rendering, MediaPipe hand tracking, and AI-assisted problem solving to make geometry exploration more accessible and engaging in the browser.
Who it is for
- Students learning geometry
- Educators teaching 3D math concepts
- Self‑learners exploring spatial relationships
- Developers interested in WebGL educational tools
Use cases
- Classroom geometry demonstrations
- Independent study of geometric solids and functions
- Visualizing 2D and 3D function plots side by side
- Experimenting with wireframe modes and size adjustments
Strengths
- Runs entirely in the browser with no installation beyond cloning
- Supports both mouse orbit controls and MediaPipe hand‑tracked gestures
- Includes eight geometric solids and 2D function overlays
- Offers wireframe mode and size sliders for structural inspection
Considerations
- Requires a modern browser with WebGL support
- Gesture controls need camera permission and compatible MediaPipe environment
- Limited to eight geometric solids as mentioned in the README
README quick start
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Description
Browser-based learning tool for exploring 3D mathematical visuals, WebGL scenes, and interactive function graphs with mouse and gesture input.
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