The xiaozhi-esp32 repository is the first hardware project by Xia Ge, focusing on creating an AI chatbot using ESP32, SenseVoice, and Qwen72B. The project aims to help beginners in AI hardware development understand how to apply language models to hardware devices. It supports various functionalities such as Wi-Fi configuration, offline voice wake-up, multilingual speech recognition, voiceprint recognition, TTS using large models, and more. The project encourages participation for learning and improvement, providing resources for hardware and firmware development.

Awesome Flux AI is a curated list of resources, tools, libraries, and applications related to Flux AI technology. It serves as a comprehensive collection for developers, researchers, and enthusiasts interested in Flux AI. The platform offers open-source text-to-image AI models developed by Black Forest Labs, aiming to advance generative deep learning models for media, creativity, efficiency, and diversity.

devb.io is an innovative platform that automatically generates professional developer portfolios directly from GitHub profiles, leveraging AI to enhance and update professional representations. It offers one-click GitHub profile connection, automatic portfolio generation, AI-powered bio generation, dynamic activity tracking, and zero manual maintenance. The tech stack includes HTML, CSS for frontend, Fast API for backend, Redis for database, Groq for AI services, and Python for scripting.

The AI Bootcamp is a comprehensive training program focusing on real-world applications to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to excel as AI engineers. The bootcamp covers topics such as Real-World PyTorch, Machine Learning Projects, Fine-tuning Tiny LLM, Deployment of LLM to Production, AI Agents with GPT-4 Turbo, CrewAI, Llama 3, and more. Participants will learn foundational skills in Python for AI, ML Pipelines, Large Language Models (LLMs), AI Agents, and work on projects like RagBase for private document chat.

This repository serves as a collection of Google Colaboratory Notebooks for various tasks in Natural Language Processing (NLP), Natural Language Generation (NLG), Computer Vision, Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), Streamlit applications, tutorials, UI/UX experiments, and other miscellaneous projects. It includes a wide range of pre-trained models, fine-tuning examples, and demos for tasks such as text generation, image processing, and more. The notebooks cover topics like self-attention, language model finetuning, emotion detection, image inpainting, and streamlit app creation. Users can explore different models, datasets, and techniques through these shared notebooks.

LLM Zoomcamp is a free online course focusing on real-life applications of Large Language Models (LLMs). Over 10 weeks, participants will learn to build an AI bot capable of answering questions based on a knowledge base. The course covers topics such as LLMs, RAG, open-source LLMs, vector databases, orchestration, monitoring, and advanced RAG systems. Pre-requisites include comfort with programming, Python, and the command line, with no prior exposure to AI or ML required. The course features a pre-course workshop and is led by instructors Alexey Grigorev and Magdalena Kuhn, with support from sponsors and partners.

Arcadia is an all-in-one enterprise-grade LLMOps platform that provides a unified interface for developers and operators to build, debug, deploy, and manage AI agents. It supports various LLMs, embedding models, reranking models, and more. Built on langchaingo (golang) for better performance and maintainability. The platform follows the operator pattern that extends Kubernetes APIs, ensuring secure and efficient operations.

This repository provides sample applications and tutorials to showcase the power of Amazon Bedrock with Python. It helps Python developers understand how to harness Amazon Bedrock in building generative AI-enabled applications. The resources also demonstrate integration with vector databases using RAG (Retrieval-augmented generation) and services like Amazon Aurora, RDS, and OpenSearch. Additionally, it explores using langchain and streamlit to create effective experimental applications.

The go2coding.github.io repository is a collection of resources for AI enthusiasts, providing information on AI products, open-source projects, AI learning websites, and AI learning frameworks. It aims to help users stay updated on industry trends, learn from community projects, access learning resources, and understand and choose AI frameworks. The repository also includes instructions for local and external deployment of the project as a static website, with details on domain registration, hosting services, uploading static web pages, configuring domain resolution, and a visual guide to the AI tool navigation website. Additionally, it offers a platform for AI knowledge exchange through a QQ group and promotes AI tools through a WeChat public account.

Holistic AI is an open-source library dedicated to assessing and improving the trustworthiness of AI systems. It focuses on measuring and mitigating bias, explainability, robustness, security, and efficacy in AI models. The tool provides comprehensive metrics, mitigation techniques, a user-friendly interface, and visualization tools to enhance AI system trustworthiness. It offers documentation, tutorials, and detailed installation instructions for easy integration into existing workflows.

Easy Voice Toolkit is a toolkit based on open source voice projects, providing automated audio tools including speech model training. Users can seamlessly integrate functions like audio processing, voice recognition, voice transcription, dataset creation, model training, and voice conversion to transform raw audio files into ideal speech models. The toolkit supports multiple languages and is currently only compatible with Windows systems. It acknowledges the contributions of various projects and offers local deployment options for both users and developers. Additionally, cloud deployment on Google Colab is available. The toolkit has been tested on Windows OS devices and includes a FAQ section and terms of use for academic exchange purposes.

MinimalChat is a minimal and lightweight open-source chat application with full mobile PWA support that allows users to interact with various language models, including GPT-4 Omni, Claude Opus, and various Local/Custom Model Endpoints. It focuses on simplicity in setup and usage while being fully featured and highly responsive. The application supports features like fully voiced conversational interactions, multiple language models, markdown support, code syntax highlighting, DALL-E 3 integration, conversation importing/exporting, and responsive layout for mobile use.

Novel is an open-source Notion-style WYSIWYG editor with AI-powered autocompletions. It allows users to easily create and edit content with the help of AI suggestions. The tool is built on a modern tech stack and supports cross-framework development. Users can deploy their own version of Novel to Vercel with one click and contribute to the project by reporting bugs or making feature enhancements through pull requests.

Monadic Chat is a locally hosted web application designed to create and utilize intelligent chatbots. It provides a Linux environment on Docker to GPT and other LLMs, enabling the execution of advanced tasks that require external tools. The tool supports voice interaction, image and video recognition and generation, and AI-to-AI chat, making it useful for using AI and developing various applications. It is available for Mac, Windows, and Linux (Debian/Ubuntu) with easy-to-use installers.

TavernAI is an atmospheric frontend tool for chat and storywriting, compatible with various backends. It offers features like character creation, online character database, group chat, story mode, world info, message swiping, configurable settings, interface themes, backgrounds, message editing, GPT-4.5, and Claude picture recognition. The tool supports backends like Kobold series, Oobabooga's Text Generation Web UI, OpenAI, NovelAI, and Claude. Users can easily install TavernAI on different operating systems and start using it for interactive storytelling and chat experiences.

Virtual_Avatar_ChatBot is a free AI Chatbot with visual movement that runs on your local computer with minimal GPU requirement. It supports various features like Oogbabooga, betacharacter.ai, and Locall LLM. The tool requires Windows 7 or above, Python, C++ Compiler, Git, and other dependencies. Users can contribute to the open-source project by reporting bugs, creating pull requests, or suggesting new features. The goal is to enhance Voicevox functionality, support local LLM inference, and give the waifu access to the internet. The project references various tools like desktop-waifu, CharacterAI, Whisper, PYVTS, COQUI-AI, VOICEVOX, and VOICEVOX API.

The xiaozhi-esp32 repository is the first hardware project by Xia Ge, focusing on creating an AI chatbot using ESP32, SenseVoice, and Qwen72B. The project aims to help beginners in AI hardware development understand how to apply language models to hardware devices. It supports various functionalities such as Wi-Fi configuration, offline voice wake-up, multilingual speech recognition, voiceprint recognition, TTS using large models, and more. The project encourages participation for learning and improvement, providing resources for hardware and firmware development.

The xiaozhi-esp32 repository is the first hardware project by Xia Ge, focusing on creating an AI chatbot using ESP32, SenseVoice, and Qwen72B. The project aims to help beginners in AI hardware development understand how to apply language models to hardware devices. It supports various functionalities such as Wi-Fi configuration, offline voice wake-up, multilingual speech recognition, voiceprint recognition, TTS using large models, and more. The project encourages participation for learning and improvement, providing resources for hardware and firmware development.

The Frame Firmware & RTL Codebase is a comprehensive repository containing code for the Frame hardware system architecture. It includes sections for nRF52 Application, nRF52 Bootloader, and FPGA RTL. The nRF52 handles system operation, Lua scripting, Bluetooth networking, AI tasks, and power management, while the FPGA accelerates graphics and camera processing. The repository provides instructions for firmware development, debugging in VSCode, and FPGA development using tools like ARM GCC Toolchain, nRF Command Line Tools, Yosys, Project Oxide, and nextpnr. Users can build and flash projects for nRF52840 DK, modify FPGA RTL, and access pre-built accelerators bundled in the repo.

Awesome-Embedded is a curated list of resources for embedded systems enthusiasts. It covers a wide range of topics including MCU programming, RTOS, Linux kernel development, assembly programming, machine learning & AI on MCU, utilities, tips & tricks, and more. The repository provides valuable information, tutorials, and tools for individuals interested in embedded systems development.

AIOC is an All-in-one-Cable for Ham Radio enthusiasts, providing a cheap and hackable digital mode USB interface with features like sound-card, virtual tty, and CM108 compatible HID endpoint. It supports various software and tested radios for functions like programming, APRS, and Dual-PTT HTs. Users can fabricate and assemble the AIOC using specific instructions, and program it using STM32CubeIDE. The tool can be used for tasks like programming radios, asserting PTT, and accessing audio data channels. Future work includes configurable AIOC settings, virtual-PTT, and virtual-COS features.

Aixt is a programming framework for microcontrollers using a modern language syntax based on V, with components including the Aixt programming language, Aixt to C Transpiler, and Aixt API. It is designed to be modular, allowing easy incorporation of new devices and boards through a TOML configuration file. The Aixt to C Transpiler translates Aixt source code to C for specific microcontroller compilers. The Aixt language implements a subset of V with differences in variables, strings, arrays, default integers size, structs, functions, and preprocessor commands. The Aixt API provides functions for digital I/O, analog inputs, PWM outputs, and serial ports.