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Trukdoc – In-transit Vehicle Predictive Maintenance
An AI-based IoT solution for in-transit vehicle monitoring on Nordic Thingy:91

Blues, Where's My Car?
Sound the (silent) alarm: anti-theft alerting & asset recovery with a Blues Wireless Notecard.

Nxpcup 2022 Project
The NXP Cup is a world wide competition where teams build and program an autonomous model car to be raced on a track. Follow our journey to this competition.

Bluetooth Rc Car Using Arduino
Hello guys, In This Video , I Am Going To Show You How To Make Bluetooth Rc Car Using Arduino.

Low Code Gps Asset Tracker And Map Display
Build a GPS-enabled tracker with just a few lines of code to a Blues Wireless Notecarrier, and visualize it with IoT platform Datacake.

Sync & Visualize Flight Logs With Opensync & Blues Wireless
See how the IoT can benefit the aviation industry by syncing and visualizing flight logs with OpenSync and the Blues Wireless Notecard.

Ini Rider - A Car Pooling Application Using Thingy 91
iNi Rider is a car ride-sharing / pooling application built using flutter, utilizing the GPS capabilities of the Nordic Thingy 91 to collect the location coordinates of the cars. The location of the car is collected using the Nordic Thingy 91 via MQTT protocol to AWS IoT Core to showcase the capabilities of the nRF9160 SIP.

Team B020
Lane Keeping System

Tinyml Gearbox Fault Prediction On A $4 Mcu
How to apply tinyML approach to detect broken tooth conditions in the gearbox based upon recorded vibration data.

Ai For ‌truck Aps Failure Detection ‌on‌ ‌a‌ ‌$4 Mcu
How to apply the TinyML approach to detect truck failure related to the Air Pressure System (APS) in a timely manner.

Nodemcu Wi-fi Controlled Car
Wi-Fi controlled car made with NodeMCU

Automotive Industry Application 1：openncc Gmsl2
A raw data capturing system supporting Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link™ (GMSL) serializer and deserializers (SerDes) compatible with Sony IMX490 CMOS image sensor and Sony IMX728 CMOS image sensor.

Openncc Frame
To support inference media pipelines based on GStreamer and to support cross-platform inference based on NNStreamer.

Custom Built Rc Car - Rc Parichar
RC Parichar is a one-of-a-kind remote control vehicle. With a special "Detour Mode" feature it is able to not only avoid obstacles but also continue moving along the same path.

4 Steps To Develop An Edge-ai Road Segmentation Cam
Good for Ride-share / Auto-pilot / Self-driving Applications.

Medbot+ Automated Timely Medicine Delivery Robot
MedBot+ is an automated and timely medicine delivery robot. This robot will start at the designated time from parking, will go the kitchen, ask for water, go to my Grandfather, tells which medicines are to be taken, waits for him to finish, goes back to parking spot, starts at next shift. https://youtu.be/qvTGYGcrcd4

Arduino Based Tank Project For Kids
In this tutorial, I am going to show you guys how to create a fire effect first using 4017 IC and then using an Arduino.

Power Arduino With A 1.5v Battery
In this tutorial we will use a step UP (0,9-5V to 5V) Voltage Booster to Power Arduino UNO with a 1.5V Battery.