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NES on MAX10 FPGA
Classic NES implementation on Altera's MAX10 using the Marutsu-CQ module.
Dual Arm core hello world: control the PL using A53 and R5
Create a dual-core ARM application using Xilinx's Vivado and Vitis tools to control programmable logic (PL) with both A53 and R5 processors.
A 0-9 Up/Down Counter in HLS
This project demonstrates the capability of high-level synthesis in describing digital systems by implementing a 0-9 Up/Down counter.
Monitoring Power on the Avnet Platforms
This guide provides instructions on how to monitor and display the PMBUS metrics on the Avnet Vitis 2020.1 platforms.
Empowering DUNE: Creating Petalinux 2022.2 OS Image for KRIA
In this tutorial, we provide the steps to create the Petalinux 2022.2 OS Image to work with KRIA KR260, Vivado 2022.2 and Petalinux 2022.2.
Stereo Dual-Sensor MEMS-Mirror Foveated Vision System
A real-time foveated camera / foveated vision system.
CliMATE
Control the internal climate of your car during the summer and winter months with intelligent control systems.
Fully hardwired Space Invaders in BSV
I have developed a fully hardwired Space Invaders written in BSV (Bluespec SystemVerilog) using Ultra96 FPGA board.
Vitis AI Runtime (VART) - ADAS Detection Explanation
This is explanation tutorial on ADAS detection from Vitis AI Runtime or VART from Vitis AI githb repo.
Applying VPU to Improve Autonomous Donkey Car Performance
This article is aiming to give a brief introduction of applying AI edge computing technology to our autonomous Donkey Car project.
EagleEye AI: Smart Following Camera with Face Recognition
This project guides you in creating a Face-Tracking camera with IP Camera and Pan-Tilt Rotator, controlled by the KRIA™ KR260 Robotics Kit.
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