Reference Organiser Release
Reference Organiser 1.4 has been released as a Linux AppImage. This release fixes a number of bugs and issues, adds features including support for DOI metadata, DVI files, multiple URLs and detection of duplicate reviews.
News from Lyndon, mostly projects and software I have been working on plus some opinion. This is not a blog.
Reference Organiser 1.4 has been released as a Linux AppImage. This release fixes a number of bugs and issues, adds features including support for DOI metadata, DVI files, multiple URLs and detection of duplicate reviews.
In order to demonstrate my technical skills and abilities, I have uploaded some demonstrations of selected Computer Vision and Machine Learning algorithms. An explanation of each subject is accompanied by code (C++, Python, shell scripts, docker images) and example results. More demonstrations will be added in the future.
I have estimated camera calibrations for the two GoPro cameras that I own, the Hero 3+ Silver and Hero 10, and made them available to download and use.
There is now a new demonstration on camera calibration which is essential for spatial AI when using visual sensors. I make code available for tools to allow for calibration of single (mono) and stereo cameras including those with fisheye lenses, removing distortion, rectification, as well as validating calibrations.
This is my new favourite dashboard
Setting up an ESP-01S microcontroller with DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor to report temperatures by MQTT, robustly.
CountdownTimer 2.6 has been released as a Linux AppImage. This is a maintenance release with minimum new features: alarm sounds are now played in a separate thread and the UI is provided by Qt 6.
OLL 1.4 has been released, with Linux AppImage download restored. This is a maintenance release with no new features.
When planning for a network change results in software updates in Home Assistant.
The website received a refresh.
Remotely controlling an ESP-32 Cam using MQTT and integrated with Home Assistant to providee images on demand, say be an automation or manually triggered by a user.
Remotely controlling a relay using an ESP-01S with Node-Red or Home Assistant via MQTT.
Connecting my ESP-32 based temperature monitor with Home Assistant by using MQTT message protocol.
I built a temperature monitor using an ESP-32 microcontroller, combined temperature, humidity and pressure sensor and Liquid Crystal Display. It was actually a very simple circuit with a hand full of connections built on a breadboard.
A quick guide to getting set up and started with the ESP-32 microcontroller.
A quick guide to getting set up and started with the ESP-01S microcontroller.
My Pi Zero 2 W went offline so I ended up reinstalling it but ended up adding a new, useful tool to my collection.