RFID Travel Automation Gadget
Red rover, red rover, send this small-scale autonomous car right over!
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Portable Game Console
Ever wanted to build your own portable game console? Get started now.
FPGA Simon Clone
Simon says read this post!
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An Automated Ecosystem for Home and Garden
Who doesn’t love a smart garden?
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The AssistGlove with the Cmod
Helping solve communication issues with the chipKIT Cmod.
Simple Stilts Project
Learn to build your own pair of simple stilts!
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Emulated Speedometer on an LCD
How fast can the thing go? Use this emulated speedometer project to find out!
Auto-balancing Table
A table that won’t wobble? Sign me up!
Putting Wheels on a ZedBoard
Making a robot with a ZedBoard.
Pmod Monthly Episode 3 Returns with a Four-Function Calculator
James is back again with a new episode in the Pmod Monthly series.
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Iris Recognition on ZYBO
Interfacing with eyes by using an iris recognition program with the ZYBO.
The Constraints File, Also Known as Magical Moving Stairs
A point of confusion for a lot of people new to FPGA design is the constraints file. People are used to just writing code and having it work. However, in FPGA design we have to specify what hardware is being used.
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