Uses facial recognition to detect when a person's mouth is open then aims and shoots a water gun into the person's open mouth

Always-listening, privacy preserving voice assistant, designed to interact with IoT devices over MQTT.

Using a BBAI64 to modify an RC car to drive itself through a tape course, using a camera and speed encoder to control the car motion.

An autonomous vehicle on a BBAI-64 that's capable of lane-keeping and stopping at a stop box (good for getaways).

Build an autonomous vehicle using computer vision to follow a lane, stop at red, and stop at a stop sign (with ML) with BeagleBone AI-64.

Beaglebone Black (BBB) autonomous vehicle that drives between lines, stop at stop signs and stops at traffic lights.

Make a lane-keeping RC car using the Beaglebone Black, Linux knowledge, and Python's computer vision library OpenCV!

Beaglebone Black (BBB) autonomous vehicle that drives between lines, stop at stop signs and stops at traffic lights.

This car follows a path on the ground, stops at a stop sign, and a stoplight due to the magic of vision processing on a BeagleBone Black!

Designing a car to stay within lane and react to stop signs and lights

In this project, our team built a lane following, autonomous RC car with the beagle bone black using the OpenCV library.

We teach a car to stay in it's lane and stop on a dime

Low-cost IoT Gateway made with open-source software and hardware. Software includes temperature, humidity, and ambient light sensing.

Audio spectrometer implemented on an LED Matrix with a BeagleBone.

Retro gaming on a 16x16 LED matrix using a PocketBeagle.

A GPRS weather station using BeagleBone with custom firmware for battery saving.

Ever want to play on the PlayStation 1 again, but without being restricted by the controller's length? Well this project is just for you.

We created a speaker system that was controlled by an Android app but played through a speaker connected to a BeagleBone Green Wireless.

Get alerted about your grain bin overflowing- before it happens.

A cape for the PocketBeagle that provides 6 HUB75 output connectors for driving standard P10/P5 panels.

Could potentially power the most destructive type of combat robot ever built

Using LabVIEW 2014 and LINX 3.0, we created two wirelessly controlled Sumobots.

Race the clock in this game of chasing LEDs!

A hardware tour of various Linux driver subsystems.