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An Rail Inspection Robot for Automated Fault Detection
An intelligent rail inspection robot using KR260 for real-time automated fault detection, enhancing railway safety and efficiency.
IoT JumpWay Intel® Galileo Gen 1 Basic LED Example
Set up a basic device that allows control of an LED, and an application to communicate with the device and make the LED flash on and off.
Binary updown 8 bit counter on FPGA
Binary updown 8 bit counter on Xilinx Spartan 6 FPGA which can counts 8 bit in binary (0 to 255).
05 Create your custom Configurable Example Design in Vivado
Did you know that you can create your own Configurable Example Design to use in AMD Vivado?
ROS2 3D Marker from 360 Live Streaming with KR260
This project is part of a subproject for the AMD Pervasive AI Developer Contest. We process ROS2 3D Marker from 360 Live Streaming.
WildSight AI: Real-Time Human-Wildlife Conflict Detection
Autonomous edge AI camera tracks wildlife, detects human-wildlife conflicts, and alerts rangers in real-time to protect endangered species.
SAMURAI - Getting Started Guide for AMD GPUs
Tutorial on how to use SAMURAI instance segmentation and tracker for Single Object Tracking (SOT), with AMD GPUs.
Never4Get
Never4Get is a program/device that notifies you when you need a book. You will receive a message when you forgot a book in your locker.
Decimal counter (0 to 9) on FPGA
0 to 9 decimal counter on common anode 7 segment display with hardware implemented on Xilinx Spartan 6 FPGA board.
Face tracking using Kria KR260 Robotics Starter Kit
A webcam inputs the video to a deep learning model accelerated by the DPU of Kria KR260 and motors controlled using PMOD for face tracking
ROS 2 Humble in AMD KV260 with Yocto
Yocto and ROS 2 Humble allow you to build custom Linux-based production-grade operating systems for robots with AMD KV260.
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