micro version of cocotb, to run on microcontrollers or desktop to get hardware in the loop
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Enable seamless bidirectional communication between TRNSYS and multiple PLCs with a communication middleware built on top of TRNSYS Type 3157 and streamline heat pump testing in Hardware-in-the-Loop (HiL) testbeds. Created and maintained as an UCEEB RP2 project.
python middleware modbus-tcp modbus-protocol modbus-client modbus-library modbus-server hardware-in-the-loop trnsys
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Aug 17, 2024 - Python
An automation tool for Typhoon HIL simulations
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Apr 8, 2025 - Python
Demo code for my talk "Testing the Boundaries" at SCALE 21x
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Mar 18, 2024 - Python
Continuous integration for edi project configurations. Public mirror of the hidden edi-ci repository.
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A fully automated Python-based HIL test environment for validating IoT-connected devices. Designed to test an ESP32 board connected to a cloud dashboard, this setup simulates real-world control of an industrial water pump via MQTT and Modbus RTU communication. The environment leverages third-party libraries to manage protocol handling.
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May 4, 2025 - Python
This repo showcase the ENPM673: Perception for Autonomous robots final project. A vision transformer (ViT) architecture SegFormer, has been replicated for implementing semantic segmentation. Furthermore, it was deployed on raspberry pi with pi cam setup for validating the real-time performance.
raspberry-pi deep-neural-networks computer-vision deep pytorch picam hardware-in-the-loop segformer visiontransformer
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6 Degree of Freedom Flight Simulator written in Python
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May 5, 2025 - Python
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