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An AVR32DD28-controlled spherical festive decoration with 16 colored LEDs that you can program to flash in different patterns

PIC32MZ2048EFH144-powered homebrew retro game console

An incredibly accurate pulse induction metal detector using an ATmega8 MCU

ATtiny85-controlled keychain PCB simulates the navigation, strobe, landing, and beacon lights on a single-engine aircraft..

A custom turbo boost gauge using an Arduino-controlled Nextion 2.1″ Edge Series HMI display

ATtiny412-based "dumb watch" that only displays the time using LEDs

A seven-segment display out of LEGO Technic pieces, controlled by an ATmega328..

An ATtiny85-controlled, sound-reactive LED bracelet that's perfect for everything from Burning Man to Maker Faire..

A homemade DCC locomotive decoder using an ATtiny85, which could actually fit inside a model train..

May be u ppl think why I post so late.. It's so sad that there are 8K members and it takes atleast 20 days to get 1K views.. And that too just for the recent embedded systems information.. I usually wait for atleast 1K views..

It supports programming in c, c++, python and verilog too.. Since you can program in python, easy to implement machine learning programs..

PYNQ is an open-source project from AMD that makes it easier to use AMD platforms. Using the Python language and libraries, designers can exploit the benefits of programmable logic and micro-processors to build more capable and exciting electronic systems.

Got the pynq board and successfully completed the workshop.. It's a pretty good board.. So here is what the board is about