@ShashankT_17 The documentation for it is pretty good, got the development environment setup in no time. Easy to use tools and not a steep learning curve.
The mcu to FPGA communication was the interesting part, their official examples came in handy. Overall it was fun working on it.
@Vicharak_In can this replace my jetson orin nano I am using? the current jetson runs autonomous navigation algorithms and does sensor fusion, can this handle that? Also does this support usb3.0?
also if you are new to linux and confused on how to navigate and use the terminal(shell), start with this:
https://t.co/bGCIzaIfJp
very fun and easy to learn!
best way to learn and understand RTOS(freertos) concepts while implementing it:
https://t.co/YvT9nf9tMz
https://t.co/bjJKvotmoY
solve the tutorials in the lab and refer to the rtos book for concepts and api reference
@waitin4agi_ We are building a gps denied unmanned aerial vehicle for scanning purposes in gps denied areas, we are still building the drone, can send proof of work in dm if required...can be really helpful for us to deploy our autonomy stack...
Got vicharak's shrike lite, got the led blinking completely using the on board FPGA...
Very fun and interesting to work with...
#vicharak#shrike_lite#fpga
#Defense, #Space, and #Cybersecurity are three fields where #FPGA technology will play a key role in the coming years. In this article, I explain why having an FPGA in your product can make a difference
https://t.co/UGHyS6mZO0