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Introduction to Xilinx Kria AI Smart Camera Applications
This project looks at Xilinx Kria SOM Vision AI Smart Camera Application evalution on Windows machine.
Person and Face Detection using Intel OpenVINO toolkit
People and Face Detection in Video for Security Surveillance using the Intel Distribution of OpenVINO toolkit.
Bare Metal/No-OS on Arty-Z7 in Vitis 2022.1
This project walks through no-OS development from hardware through to C code on the Zynq-based Arty-Z7 FPGA development board.

BitCoinSensor - Intel Edison
An IoT solution for monitoring the price of Bitcoin with Visual and Auditory cues pertaining to the volatility of the the CoinDesk exchange
Detect, Decide, Do: CM5 + FPGA for Vision-Triggered Robotics
Edge AI meets deterministic motion — the CM5 sees a face, the FPGA makes it wave. Real-time robotics on the Tile Carrier Card
Stanford Doggo
Stanford's open-source quadruped robot Doggo, built on Raspberry Pi + STM32 + brushless DC motors. It supports jumping, flipping, trotting and other gaits. MIT licensed.
Machine Learning with Ultra96, DPU IP (3.0) and DNNDK
This tutorial is on how to create DPU (3.0) TRD for Ultra96 board, how to setup the DNNDK and test with Resnet50 & Yolo application on it.

EdiSun
EdiSun tunes the color temperature of your Hue lights to match the sunshine in the city of your choice.
Zynq Ultrascale+ Hello World in Vivado and Vitis
Making a project in Vivado that contains both PL and PS side. Export XSA to Vits, make Hello World application with demonstration of result

Use Tensil, TF-Lite and PYNQ to run YOLO on Ultra96 board
Show how to use Tensil’s open-source accelerator, TensorFlow Lite and Xilinx PYNQ to run YOLO model on Avnet Ultra96 development board.
Air Quality Monitor
This is a project addendum to a larger project called "Scalable Intelligent Air Quality Monitoring and Response"
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