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Walking Assistant for Blind People
An assistant for visually impaired people. The user will be notified when he is getting too close to a dangerous object.
Kria KV260 FPGA ISP - Getting Started
Getting Started with Infinite-ISP, the open source image signal processor on AMD Kria KV260 AI Starter kit.
Visual SLAM on Ultra96-V2
An implementation of stereo-vision-based SLAM on Ultra96-V2 with FPGA acceleration for 10 FPS real-time operation.
ML Fire Class Analysis
Decrease fire losses by identifying fire class and agent using machine learning applied on the drone collected environmental data from fumes
AI Based Touch Screen
Create touch screen out of any surface using only camera and a microphone.
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DIY Remote WiFi Switch Using the RAK DashButton
This project shows how to use the RAK DashButton to create a safe, Wifi based switch to control your electrical appliances.
Adding Wi-Fi to the Zynqberry
This tutorial covers how to use a USB Wi-Fi module commonly used with Raspberry Pi boards to add wireless capabilities to the Zynqberry.
Make me coffee when I get to the office
Detect when I connect to my office's WiFi network and then make coffee for me
Displaying Color Readings with the Pmod COLOR and Python
This project makes it super simple to view data read from the Pmod COLOR. Text values are handy, sure, but to see it is much better.
Autonomous Navigation Robot For Land Mine detection
Turn minefields into playgrounds. Our AI robot autonomously detects landmines, clearing a path for a safer future.
MiniZed and Vitis for Motor Control with added HC-SR04
Extension of 'Mini But Mighty, the MiniZed and Vitis for Motor Control' project by Adam Taylor with HC-SR04 to control the speed.
Driving Motors with Encoders on the Kria KR260
This project demonstrates how to drive an N20 micro-gear motor with encoder using a Digilent HB3 motor controller PMOD with the Kria KR260.
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