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OpenLane is an automated RTL to GDSII flow based on several components including OpenROAD, Yosys, Magic, Netgen and custom methodology scripts for design exploration and optimization.

  • asic
  • 130nm
  • magic
  • netgen

Alias is a teachable “parasite” that is designed to give users more control over their smart assistants, both when it comes to customisation and privacy. Through a simple app the user can train Alias to react on a custom wake-word/sound, and once trained, Alias can take control over your home assistant by activating it for you.

Raspberry PI-TIMOLO ( PI-TImelapse, MOtion, LOwLight ) uses RPI picamera and OpenCV for Remote Headless Security Monitoring using Motion Tracking, Rclone Auto Sync files with remote storage services. Auto Twilight Transitions and Low Light Camera Settings. Panoramic images using PanTiltHat and More. This project is featured on GitHub Awesome software.

  • opencv
  • pi-camera
  • python
  • lowlight

Modular autonomous driving platform running on the CARLA simulator and real-world vehicles.

  • autonomous-vehicles
  • autonomous-driving
  • carla
  • perception

ROS support for the MiR Robots. This is a community project to use the MiR Robots with ROS. It is not affiliated with Mobile Industrial Robots.

The Raspberry Pi Telegram Bot is a lightweight, customizable bot built for Raspberry Pi users. It leverages Python and the Telegram Bot API to enable users to execute commands, receive updates, and automate processes from their Telegram account. Ideal for DIY projects, home automation, and remote control applications, this bot is easy to set up .

Measuring synchronisation timing accuracy for DVB Compainion Screen Synchronisation TVs and Companions

  • hbbtv2
  • dvbcss
  • dvb-protocols
  • dvb-css

MicroPython library for the ESP8266 Geiger counter described here: https://hackaday.io/project/12933-esp8266-geiger-counter