Welcome to the NabazLab project's website!

If you speak english, you will be happy to learn that this site has been fully translated to english.

And yes, I mean ALL the site, including the Development section, so take the tour now!
And if you ever find some "bugs" or if you just need some help, visit the forum.
Also, if you do not know them yet, explore all the possibilities of NabazLab :

• A dance editor (to create them more easily).
• Support for multi-language (french and english for now).
• A command line utility to compile assembly programs.
• A reworked web management interface for the NabazLab service to fit new web site design.
• New directives to use in your assembly programs.

Site sections are accessed by clicking the Nabaztag's. Yes, these ones at the bottom of the screen.

What is it?

NabazLab is a software dedicated to the Nabaztag, and more specifically to understand how it works and make an alternative use of it.

The main functions are:

• Proxy allowing oneself to show and capture the data exchanged between the rabbit and the server.
• Extraction of the exchanged elements (midi, adpcm, disassembled bytecode).
• Assembly text editor for the rabbit's virtual machine.
• Server allowing to test in (nearly) real time the assembly code.
• A Windows service remotely manageable through a Web interface.

Did you say Nabaztag?

The Nabaztag is an electronic rabbit, created by the Violet company.

This sound, light and mechanical enabled device connects to the Internet thanks to a WiFi interface.

The rabbit's animations are then managed remotely from the Violet's servers.