In learning about embedded systems, projects are quite important, as practice leads to true understanding. Here are several top-rated open-source projects.
Hardware-Software Integration
1. ElectronBot: A desktop-level small robot based on STM32.
https://github.com/peng-zhihui/ElectronBot/tree/main
2. AVEM: A lightweight drone based on STM32.
https://github.com/avem-labs/Avem-HUD
3. SoftWareSerial: Software serial port simulation for STM32 IO ports. https://github.com/TonyIOT/SoftWareSerial
4. STM32 Serial ISP Program
https://github.com/nicekwell/stm32ISP
5. DSO Nano is a single-channel handheld oscilloscope, suitable for quick field measurements.
https://github.com/Seeed-Studio/DSO_Nano
6. A small Bilibili TV based on ESP32 + LVGL 8.0.
https://gitee.com/wangpeng25/the-little-bili-tv
Internet of Things
Most IoT projects consider smart home applications, which is perfectly fine. Don’t underestimate their simplicity; consider the application of RTOS in smart homes. Recommended RTOS include:
OpenHarmony: An open-source distributed operating system for all scenarios.
RT-Thread: A small and elegant IoT operating system.
FreeRTOS: A lightweight operating system.
A project direction worth considering, which has practical background, is smart gateways, serving as the brain of smart homes, which is quite meaningful.
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