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Rescue Bot
Rescue Bot is an autonomous ground rover designed to navigate post-disaster terrain, locate survivors and enhance disaster response
Signal Analysis with the Cora Z7 & Octave
FPGAs / SoCs are great for signal processing. Let's take a look at how we can implement a test platform for experimentation.
KRIA kv260 petalinux bsp
Overview of kv260 petalinux BSP 2021.1 as a starting point for design and customizations
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CMOS Sensor Camera System
Optical inspection using OV7670 and Nexys Video.
Object detection using FPGA LIDAR
In this project we will connect a LIDAR to a FPGA.
Accelerating the MediaPipe models with Hailo-8
An exploration of accelerating the MediaPipe models with Hailo-8
Vitis Acceleration Flow on KV260 - Extensible Vitis Platform
Using Vitis for FPGA acceleration, this first part goes through how to create the hardware design with the hooks for the accelerated kernel.
Getting Started with the Kria KD240 in Vivado 2023.2
This project walks through how to create a hardware design including all board peripherals for the Kria KD240 Drives Kit in Vivado 2023.2
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4K TPG Video Streaming in Kria KV260 [Baremetal] - Part 2
Let's learn how to implement a standalone 4K Video Pipeline in Kria KV260 Vision AI Starter Kit
Intelligent Motor Control
Use of Intelligent motors in robotics applications, is increasing lets see how we can integrate there control into FPGA.
DSP for SOMs: Getting Started with DDS & FIR Compiler IPs
This project demonstrates how to use the DDS & FIR Compiler IPs with the new AMD Kria™ KD240 Drives Starter Kit to drive analog peripherals.
Custom Webserver on the MiniZed
Take advantage of the MiniZed's built-in Wi-Fi with a custom webserver written in Python.
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