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Самодельный SDR приемник на Zynq
В этой статье я расскажу о том, как я делал предельно дешевый КВ Web-SDR приемник на SoC Zynq.
Основа приемника - Б/У плата Antminer S9. Фактически этот проект является форком уже существующего приемника WEB-888, который, в свою очередь, является продолжением приемника KiwiSDR.
BIOSTAR AI-NONXS – An NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX/Nano Edge AI developer kit
Better known for its affordable motherboards and graphics cards, BIOSTAR has now launched the AI-NONXS Edge AI developer kit for NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX and Orin Nano series of SO-DIMM system-on-modules. The board features two Ethernet ports (2.5GbE + GbE), an HDMI 2.1/1.4 video output port, four USB 3.2 ports, two MIPI CSI camera connectors, three M.2 sockets for storage, wireless, and/or AI expansion, RS232/RS485 connectors, a GPIO header, and a 2-pin terminal for 12V to 20V DC power input. BIOSTAR AI-NONXS specifications: Supported SoMs – NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX or Jetson Orin Nano series Storage – Optional NVMe SSD...
The Closed World – Modified telescope to observe a machine-generated cosmos
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The Closed World is about truth in an age of machine-generated content. It takes a telescope - an instrument of truth - and intercepts the path of cosmic light with that of a simulated universe.
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CreativeApplications.Net is a community supported website. If you enjoy content on CAN, please become a member.Predictive Capital – Roads to terminal alienation, soil to server farm, reason to vibe
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So-called ‘AI’ —more accurately: Predictive Capital— is the latest instrument in Capital’s apparatus of alienation. It steals our work, simulates our labour, reanimates our expression, autocompletes our thought, then pronounces us dead.
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CreativeApplications.Net is a community supported website. If you enjoy content on CAN, please become a member.SNS-GESTURE is I2C hand gesture recognizer module which you can easily interface to your next Arduino or MicroPython project
SNS-GESTURE require 5V to operate correctly this is why we use ESP32-EVB with UEXT-3TO5V to interface it. The code is very simple: SNS-GESTURE can help you to add fancy interface to your next project and to navigate without keyboard and mouse.
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Containment Unit – Procedural lifeforms for VisionPro
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Containment Unit is a spatial computing art experience for Apple Vision Pro. The robotic device hovers in your space, projecting a futuristic sci-fi UI that lets you create and summon procedural lifeforms – living digital sculptures that pulse, drift, and respond to you and your environment in rich audiovisual harmony. Deeply inspired by deep sea […]
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CreativeApplications.Net is a community supported website. If you enjoy content on CAN, please become...CWXT – Color Weather Translator
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CWXT is a ambient interface that translates live weather data into color, offering a sensory alternative to traditional forecasting data. It operates using the OpenWeatherMap API, fetching live weather data for a user-defined location.
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CreativeApplications.Net is a community supported website. If you enjoy content on CAN, please become a member.ESP32-CAM-4MB now offers 4MB PSRAM and 8MB Flash for more AI applications
ESP32-CAM now is updated with 4MB of PSRAM and 8MB of Flash for the same price EUR 10.95
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How I monitor and control all my powered devices (Zigbee + HA)
How I monitor and control all my powered devices (Zigbee + HA)
Any time I show power consumption graphs for the SBCs, computers, and servers I test, I get a number of comments asking for more details about the setup.
It's quite simple, really: using my Home Assistant Yellow's built-in Zigbee radio, I connect a number of ThirdReality Zigbee Smart Outlets to it, and then I use ApexCharts Cards to add graphs of power consumption over time on my Home Assistant dashboards.
Jeff Geerling June 14,...Inside the Apollo "8-Ball" FDAI (Flight Director / Attitude Indicator)
During the Apollo flights to the Moon, the astronauts observed the spacecraft's orientation on a special instrument called the FDAI (Flight Director / Attitude Indicator). This instrument showed the spacecraft's attitude—its orientation—by rotating a ball. This ball was nicknamed the "8-ball" because it was black (albeit only on one side). The instrument also acted as a flight director, using three yellow needles to indicate how the astronauts should maneuver the spacecraft. Three more pointers showed how fast the spacecraft was rotating.
An Apollo FDAI (Flight Director/Attitude Indicator) with the case removed. This FDAI is on its side to avoid crushing the needles.Since the spacecraft rotates along...