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Ernest Warzocha (@ErniW)

ErniW

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Arduino-IMU-and-AHRS-tests

Various 6-dof and 9-dof orientation sensors test for the purpose of Tangible Interaction Design classes.

Arduino-Neopixels-animations

Neopixels light animations with sine wave, perlin noise, lerp etc. Code is written by using FastLED library. Supplement to my Physical Computing workshops.

Processing-Generative-Typography

Reference examples from Introduction to Generative Typography workshops held as a part of my old Creative Coding classes. Repository contains TTF font generator.

ARM-STM32-bare-metal-examples

Basic examples of STM32 ARM bare-metal programming. No high level libraries or IDE. Pure C. It's still in progress.

Stepper-motor-bare-metal-STM32

A non-blocking bare-metal firmware to control stepper motor with A4988 driver, made on STM32F446RE board using timers and interrupts.

Web-Bluetooth-and-HM-10-module-for-Arduino

A simple browser terminal for HM-10 Bluetooth LE modules available at my workshop. May be helpful for some of my students.

Involt-projecthub-example

Stable-diffusion-flow-of-latent-space-using-Perlin-noise-algorithm

Applying Perlin Noise algorithm for procedural spatial noise flow and interpolation of latent space in Stable Diffusion.

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Neopixels-bare-metal-STM32

Bare-metal implementation of WS2812 LED strip using DMA and PWM for STM32F446RE. Tested with 1 meter strip.

Stepper-motor-in-assembly

Controlling stepper motor using A4988 driver and PWM written from scratch in ARM assembly on STM32 Cortex-M4F.

Neural-style-transfer

An AI algorithm to stylize one image with another. Repository consists of two notebooks: basic NST implementation from scratch and Fast-NST pre-defined sample code for comparison.

Jupyter Notebook

Servo-motor-in-Assembly

Playing around with timers and ADC on STM32F446 to control a servo with a knob. Trivial unless written purely in ARM assembly on STM32 Cortex-M4F.

Web-MIDI-to-Arduino

Simple boilerplate for hacking the Arduino Leonardo to control the pins directly in browser with MIDI interface.

FCN-image-segmentation

Implementation of FCN-8 tested on handwritten digits dataset. Nothing fancy, just trying to use various architectures for image segmentation.

Jupyter Notebook

AVR-bare-metal-examples

A series of bare metal AVR development basic examples with commentary to help you get started.

Arduino-distance-sensors-comparison

Testing various kind of distance sensors with Arduino for the purpose of Tangible Interaction Design classes.