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First hardware project with the Xilinx Kria KV260 kit
The Kria Starter kit is targeted at SW devs. Being a HW guy my first step is to alter the HW so I try to switch off the fan.
Smart Agriculture Bot Using IOT
An IOT based solution which automates the process of farming, making scalable urbanized farms come true
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Intelligent Community Alerts Beacon [-iCAB-]
A cloud connected alert system that parses local alert feeds ranging from weather to missing persons and provides visual and audio feedback.

Mark Pro-52 (Smart AGV)
An automated guided vehicle is a must for any industry. Her we present the Smart Automated Guided Vehicle which is based on Industrial IoT.
Recreating the F14 CADC
The Central Air Data Computer was a 20 bit computer when the intel 4004 was 4 bit. The only issue is it was classified until 1998!
Making YOLOv11 compatible with Vitis AI 3.5 and DPU
This article is on making YOLOv11 Pytorch model compatible with Vitis AI 3.5 and DPU IP to run the inference on AMD's MPSoC and Kria Boards.
Snickerdoodle Powered, Cloak of Invisibility
Image processing to remove the foreground or background color to create a cloak of invisibility.
Fixed Platform Design on Zynq-7000 in Vivado 2024.1
This project walks through how to create a fixed hardware design (fixed platform) for the Zynq-7000 SoC in Vivado 2024.1.
Ultra96-V2 Vitis 2020.2 Hello World from ARM R5
Run a bare metal Hello World application on Ultra96-V2 from the ARM Cortex-R5 processor
Manage USB I2C/UART Click Board From PetaLinux in Ultra96
How to manage an axi uartlite peripheral from PetaLinux in Ultra96 board.

Anti-Snoozer
A project powered by Intel Edison and Intel RealSense that is geared to prevent accidents that occur as a result of falling asleep driving.
Implementation DPU, GPIO, and PWM for KR260
This project is part of a subproject for the AMD Pervasive AI Developer Contest. We Implemented DPU, GPIO, and PWM for KR260.
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