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Hexadecimal counter on FPGA
Hexadecimal counter (0 to F) on Xilinx Spartan 6 FPGA. Counter is displayed on common anode 7 segment display with FPGA implemented VHDL.
Real-time Privacy Enabled Virtual Classroom and Conference
Enabling privacy for video call by removing background of end user. This feature will be applicable to Smart class and video conferencing.
Hardware Accelerated Security System from Digilent Contest
Develop a system that can run applications that are usually run on powerful machines, on much slower and cheaper ones.
TerraSense: FPGA Terrain Classification for Mobile Robots
TerraSense uses FPGA-accelerated Machine Learning to help mobile robots quickly detect and safely navigate different types of terrains.
FPGA-Powered Candy Dispenser
Candy dispenser powered by Intel(R) Cyclone(R) 10 LP FPGA Development Kit.
TSM Networks for Efficient Video Understanding on FPGA
In this project we deploy both online and offline TSM networks to FPGA for video understanding tasks through 2D CNN.
AM Modulation with AMD Vitis™ Model Composer
Creating a Digital AM Modulation and Demodulation Scheme Using AMD Vitis™ Model Composer
Software-Defined Edge Machine Controller
One-stop-shop development environment for a mobile machine controller using Kria KV260
ToddlerBot
Stanford's low-cost open-source humanoid robot platform: 30 DoF, Jetson Orin NX compute platform, focused on reinforcement-learning policy learning and whole-body manipulation research. MIT licensed. Companion code for a CoRL 2025 paper.
MIT
LLaVA Multimodel Image Search
Using the power of LLaVA (Large Language and Vision Assistant) multimodel model to allow you to organise and find your images with ease.
rl_sportmicro
Use Zynq to deploy reinforcement learning to control the spotmicro robot dog.
Baremetal DMA transfers on Zynq in scatter-gather mode
This describes the software needed to receive and process DMA transfers from a previously designed event counter
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