Firmware Guide
A list of open source firmware projects
Firmware development for a low-cost Vaccine Refrigerator (VARE) using the STM32F407G-DISC1 Microcontroller programmed in C with PlatformIO IDE using the STM32 HAL Library and simulated with Renode™.
A tool for Windows users to connect to CC2650 SensorTag and extract data from its Accelerometer, Gyroscope and Magnetometer
The embedded debug board can be used to provide access to Target MCU debug UART lines carried on unused traces of a 10pin SWD connector
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Li-Fi hazards detection prototype using Tiva C
The AVR Modular System is a project for developing firmware for AVR microcontrollers, aiming at a modular architecture that allows easy expansion and integration of different functionality modules. Each module can be configured and executed independently, allowing for a high degree of flexibility and code reuse.
Cute desktop date and time display with Arduino Nano and monochromatic SH1106.
A UART-based token-ring communication protocol implementation using Zephyr RTOS for multi-node embedded systems.
A firmware for controlling servo motors using a CT6B RC receiver. Implements up/down, roll, and pitch actions with precise servo angle mapping and real-time feedback via serial monitoring. Designed for smooth integration with RC-controlled robotic systems.
Bare metal STM32 drivers for the STM32F103xx MCUs. Tested on the STM32F103C8T6 development board
An app built on AOSP13 to monitor and fetch battery statistics such as remaining battery capacity, battery voltage and other battery statistics.
Template workspace for the development of micro-ROS-based firmwares for STM32 boards.
Learning resource of embedded system programming using STM32F407 Board. Written in C++;
Userspace driver for the AR9271 device, permits real time firmware programming and every other interaction over USB from userspace, developed for support OTG adapter (see Android Documentation)
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