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[fergonsid]

HI!

[rustedfriend]

Hello as well.

[palpla_87856]

Hii

[mega1ndian]

Hello guys

[maxzoz]

Hi everyone!

[anpi0]

hi

[alexm_17015]

Hello!

[_jbweld]

Greetings!

[xiaoshizi]

Greetings from the Ingegno Makerspace Drongen :mechanical_arm:

[vanum_14885]

hi

[adnan_maruf]

HI Coming from Engineering Insiders! I plan to use the RDKX5 to make a key kinder when keys are lost

[tio99]

Hello peeps! Here from Engineering insiders too. I want to practice stereo camera object detection and ranging if i get the kit. GL:)

[troyonbloom]

Hi everyone! Also coming from Engineering Insiders! I plan to use the RDK X5 to build an autonomous solar-panel cleaning robot with AI-based debris detection using stereo vision and YOLO, integrated with ROS2 for navigation. Currently planning on doing some research on these emerging architectures & methods like neuromorphic computing and photonics. Curious to see how this can be applied for robotics hardware-wise in the future. Also looks like a great alternative to the Raspberry Pi and wanting to try something new! :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

[dd2mf]

People here are really advanced wow

[datadryft_6009]

Hey hey hey this is what I would use the package for I would use the package to help me learn and make the different parts of my work assistant, like computer vision and navigation, and rpbotic arm and hosting an llm, then combine them all together to make a servo skull, little by little and project by project, each time trying to make it more efficient and compact and stable and speed, might need to buy more parts buuuttt the dev kit is a start !:grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

[drobo_community]

Hi welcome to our community! Wow amazing ideas! Actually we just had a Live Demo Show last Thursday, please check out the reply to learn what RDK X5 can do for your projects!

[brainsfuture_official]

I plan to use the RDK X5 AI Developer Kit to build a ROS-powered robotic arm featuring:
:bullet: a vision camera for precise object detection
:bullet: a Qwiic ToF Imager (VL53L5CX) for real-time distance sensing
The goal is to create a smart pick-and-place robot capable of identifying objects, measuring their position and size, and gently grasping them without causing damage.
The Raspberry Pi doesn't meet the performance requirements for this project, which is why I'm turning to the RDK X5(10 tops).

[alex_patrichi]

Hello coming from Engineering insiders video .
I would use the RDK X5 AI to develop my understanding of robotics since I'm new to this abd would use it to help me build a small scale autonamous vehicle with a vision camera and infrared camera for night vision. It would use it to detect objects and I would also add a robotic arm to pick specific things up which it detects with the camera.

[luddleq]

Hello I'm coming from the Engineering insiders video
I'd use the Kit to further my knowledge of bionics and use it to build a hand, and learn how to combine the 2 on knowledge on how to make bionic prosthetics

[mrdavinch]

Hi! I'm coming from Engineering insiders video...
I would use the RKDK-X5 to make a defect classifier system on PCB's using computer vision.