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Live Camera Feed Webpage on the Ultra96
View a live webcam feed via a webpage implemented on the Ultra96v2.

FPGA-Based Intelligent Engine Control Unit
An intelligent way to increase fuel efficiency for Engine Control Unit by using FPGA.
Benchmarking the Kria KV260 AI Vision Starter Kit
This project demonstrates the Kria SoM's performance benchmarks and how to validate them.
ZUBoard - Building the foundational designs
Avnet provides pre-verified designs for its platforms. This project describes how to re-generate the ZUBoard designs from source.
Debugging AMD FPGA AXI designs with a RPi Pico
FPGA design use AXI networks, this can be a complex protocol to work with. Lets look at how you can access AXI using a UART and RPi PICO

Real-Time Face Recognition on Ultra96-V2
Leverage Vitis-AI 1.3 to implement real-time face recognition on the Ultra96-V2 development board.
Rapid Prototyping Vitis HLS IP Designs using Pynq
Pynq is a handy tool for rapid prototyping of your IP designs done in Vitis HLS, so this project is a quick demo of that cycle.
Zynqberry U-Boot Configuration in PetaLinux
This project walks through how to integrate the required u-boot environment variables for the Zynqberry boards into a PetaLinux project.
Wi-Fi Connectivity on the Ultra96-V2 in Vivado+PetaLinux 201
Bring up the Ultra96 V2 in Vivado+PetaLinux 2019.2 with Wi-Fi connectivity.

Creating a Vitis-AI GStreamer Plugin for the Ultra96-V2
GStreamer is a popular framework for implementing video pipelines in Linux. This project shows how to create a custom AI plugin.

Object Detection using OAK-D with Custom Dataset
This project is to showcase object detection using OAK-D, which is trained in SSD-MobileNet-V2 model with custom dataset.
Real Digital Signal Processing
Signal processing with the real digital black board
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