Instrument Neutral Distributed Interface
INDI (an abbreviation of Instrument Neutral Distributed Interface) is a Distributed Control System protocol to enable control, data acquisition and exchange among hardware devices and software front ends, with particular focus on astronomical instrumentation.
Read more about Instrument Neutral Distributed Interface: Introduction, Architecture, INDI Library, INDI Driver, INDI Clients, INDI Server, IANA Port
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