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If you want to develop smart vision applications using Raspberry Pi cameras, the Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC and Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, we’ve just released some code and the hardware to help you get started. For the launch of our new RPi Camera FMC, we’ve ported the Kria Vitis Platforms and Overlays over to the ZCU106 armed with an RPi Camera FMC. The result is that you can now build and develop the Smartcam and NLP-Smartvision applications in Certified Ubuntu 22. [Read More]

In this post we’re going to download the Certified Ubuntu 20.04 LTS image for the ZCU106 board and get it running on the hardware. This is a fairly simple post but I’ve got to write it up in preparation for future posts where we will dig deeper into this exciting new way of developing applications for Zynq UltraScale+ devices. Here’s what you’ll need: ZCU106 Zynq UltraScale+ Development board SanDisk 32GB microSD card (or one with a fairly good capacity) USB keyboard and mouse connected to the ZCU106 USB webcam (if you want to try a video application at the end) USB hub (since ZCU106 has only one USB connector) DisplayPort cable connecting ZCU106 to a monitor Ethernet cable connecting to your network router Burn the ZCU10x Ubuntu image to an SD card Start by downloading Ubuntu 20. [Read More]