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Articles by Ramaditya Kotha
DIY Magnet Polarity Detector - How to Identify Poles with a Hall Sensor
2025-09-02 | By Mirko Pavleski License: General Public License Hall Effect Arduino Recently, while working on a project, I needed to determine the polarity of several permanent magnets of different shapes. At first glance, it seemed simple, bringing the magnets closer together to see if they attract or repel, but I still couldn't determine it precisely this way.
Run YOLOv8 on LattePanda Mu (Intel N100 Processor) with OpenVINO
2025-08-13 | By DFRobot License: Attribution LattePanda This article introduces the use of DFRobot's latest micro x86 computing module, LattePanda Mu, to run YOLOv8 with acceleration by OpenVINO, achieving efficient and accurate object detection while addressing the issues of large size and inconvenience associated with traditional high-performance computers.
Arduino Location Tracker using SIM800L GSM Module and NEO-6M GPS Module
2025-08-04 | By Rinme Tom License: None GPS Programmers Arduino Project Overview This tutorial showcases how to construct a low-cost real-time GPS tracking system with Arduino UNO R3 by integrating the NEO-6M GPS module for satellite positioning and the SIM800L GSM module for cellular communication data transmission. The project provides an end-to-end DIY solution to commercial GPS trackers, sparing users monthly subscription costs without losing professional-level tracking functionality.
Real-Time ISS Map on an LED Matrix with ESP32
2025-07-21 | By Ramaditya Kotha License: Attribution Non-commercial LED / Display Drivers Microcontrollers AdaBox ESP32 I've recently found out that the ISS is going to be decommissioned at the end of this decade. Looking at the Adafruit LED Matrix display sitting on my desk, I decided to make a wall display that shows the current position of the ISS! The international space station, also known as the ISS, is a large, manned spacecraft that orbits earth at an altitude of around 400km.
Applications of Computer Vision blog #1: Contour Detection
2025-07-14 | By Mustahsin Zarif Computer Vision is a very important topic of interest in today’s world, especially when it comes to artificial intelligence. There are many real-life applications that use computer vision in robotics, for example. However, instead of jumping directly to using neural networks, it is important for us to build the basics around computer vision, starting from simple techniques such as edge, line, and color detection.
Building REGO: An Avatar Robot with LattePanda and Open-Source Tech
2025-06-12 | By Chloe.ou License: Attribution Non-commercial LattePanda micro:bit Raspberry Pi SBC Fig: REGO at the robotics fairs Meet REGO, the friendly avatar robot designed to see, hear, speak, and move remotely, all controlled through a simple internet browser. Built with affordability and accessibility in mind, REGO combines low-cost hardware and open-source software to make robotics more approachable.
Meet the Compute Module 5: What’s New and Improved?
2025-02-05 | By Travis Foss Single Board Computers Raspberry Pi SBC Raspberry Pi recently unveiled the exciting Compute Module 5, a remarkable step forward in technology. This new module features impressive enhancements over the Compute Module 4, including a peak eMMC bandwidth of up to 500 MBps, an astounding four times faster than its predecessors! To match this speed, the Compute Module 5 series introduces a 16GB RAM option, empowering users to push boundaries like never before.
XRP Meets Raspberry Pi: Simplifying Robot Control with Flask Server
2024-11-19 | By Aswin S Babu License: Apache License, Version 2.0 Robot Accessories Robot Kits Raspberry Pi SBC In the first part of this series, we dove into programming the XRP robot with Thonny IDE, introducing you to this beginner-friendly robotic platform called XRP, powered by the Raspberry Pi Pico W. While the Pico W is perfect for foundational tasks with its Wi-Fi, UART, and USB capabilities, certain projects demand a bit more muscle—think AI-powered functions or advanced computer vision.
Simple ESP32 CAM Object detection using Open CV
2024-09-09 | By Mirko Pavleski License: General Public License Arduino ESP32 Adafruit Feather Object detection is a computer vision technique that involves identifying and locating objects within an image or video. It is a fundamental task in various applications, such as surveillance, autonomous driving, and image retrieval. This time I will explain to you how to make a powerful object detection device that uses only an inexpensive ESP32 Camera module with a built-in FTDI USB to serial converter.
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