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Petalinux vs. Baremetal: Run Your FPGA Video Design!
Know the difference between Petalinux and Baremetal Designs
Stereo Face Detection with the Dual Camera Mezzanine
This guide provides detailed instructions for implementing face detection on two (2) cameras using the Ultra96-V2 and Dual-Camera Mezzanine.
Vitis AI ONNX Runtime Engine (VOE) with KR260 + Python
This project is part of a subproject for the AMD Pervasive AI Developer Contest. We introduce Vitis AI ONNX Runtime Engine (VOE) with KR260.
Sight Cycle - IoT Bike Light
The intelligent bike light that adapts to its environment using an array of LEDs that independently dim when ambient light is detected
3D Printer AI: UP Squared/Movidius/OctoPrint to Catch Errors
Using the Movidius NCS on the UP Squared board to detect errors in a 3D print job and stop it with OctoPrint so it can be resumed.
Virtual IOT_BootCamp Prep
How to begin: sign up, pay, wait for hardware, gather info and do prep work. Microsoft, Hackster and Raspberry Pi IoT Virtual Bootcamp.
Lemmings Game using Verilog and FPGA
Developing Lemmings Game using Verilog and simulating it using FPGA.
HapticCV: SpatialAI & Haptic Stimulus Based Cycle Assistance
HapticCV - SpatialAI based Computer Vision for revolutionizing Bicycle Commute with Haptic Stimulus, an algorithm at a time.
FPGA Implementation of Image K-Means Clustering Algorithm
The implemented image segment uses K-Mean clustering algorithm for FPGA Devices, and it has been designed with a standard Xilinx AXI4 stream
Air Quality Sensing With Ultra96V2
Logging CO2 and TVOC to the cloud using the Ultra96 and PYNQ.
Getting Started with Intel's OpenVINO SDK
Explore Intel's OpenVINO platform by seeing how to set it up and run an example project.
Object Detection(Yolo) with DPU-PYNQ and KR260
This project is part of a subproject for the AMD Pervasive AI Developer Contest. We are conducting tests with DPU-PYNQ on KR260.
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