Hello Moose developers,
Trying this list, because it looks like
info@moosetechnology.org is not so actively read ;-)
This was my question:
The EyeSee project caught our interest, and we are investigating if we can use it in our product.
But first some license questions need an answer.
As far as I can see, it is MIT licensed so that would mean that we can load the EyeSee code into our product and deploy/sell that product commercially, but that we have to keep the copyright
statement.
Is this correct?
And if we need to add the copyright for this specific package (EyeSee), what and where should it be presented in our software?
All answers or pointers to the correct people are welcome.
Greetings,
Peter
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From: Peter Goessaert
Sent: vrijdag 27 juni 2014 11:38
To: 'info@moosetechnology.org'
Subject: EyeSee license
Hello,
The EyeSee project caught our interest, and we are investigating if we can use it in our product.
But first some license questions need an answer.
As far as I can see, it is MIT licensed so that would mean that we can load the EyeSee code into our product and deploy/sell that product commercially, but that we have to keep the copyright statement.
Is this correct?
And if we need to add the copyright for this specific package (EyeSee), what and where should it be presented in our software?
Greetings,
Peter