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14/02/2024 Putting work on the web
Looking at a range of different ways to deploy and host websites, use custom domain names, and set up servers. Talking about both web technologies, and different approaches to hosting. Wiki page here
Purpose and Objectives
Purpose: The Summer Festival recognises and celebrates the achievements of CCI students, marking a milestone in their professional journey while contributing to the reputation of our community. Objectives: Recognise the achievements of CCI students, celebrat...
CCI Stickers, a history...
We print stickers on a regular basis. However, we rarely reprint an old design, so you can date your sticker by design. 2019 Orange Sticker This was the original CCI sticker used mainly on the original laptops, only about 100 were printed in August 2019. Desig...
Getting Started with Git and Github
Many classes in the CCI will either require or encourage you to use git and github in your work. These can be complex and confusing at first, and how you use them depends a bit on what you need to do. git vs github The first distinction that's normally quite i...
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Using Adeept robot arm kit
What is it? The robot arm kit from Adeept is an eduational robotics kit that is mainly aimed towards begineers. This robotics kit consists of a 5 degree of freedom robot and the Adeept Arm Drive Board which is based off an arduino uno. This means users can pro...
Using NAO V6
Usage Guidelines Please read NAO's pocket guide before using the robot. This can be found in the box with NAO. Be careful when picking up NAO, do not place your hands and fingers near the joints or between the limbs as you could be pinched Do not pull NA...
Robots and components we have
Robots Item Quantity Image Universal Robot UR5e 1 Dobot Magician V2 2 Adeept Robot Arm Kit 6 QTrobot 1 NAO V6 1 Go1 Edu 1 Turtlebot4 1 Pololu 3pi+ 32U4 OLED Robot 4 mBot2 1 Components Item Quantity Image Dynamixel Star...
Lab Rules
Lab Layout Lab Rules The lab is open from 9:30 - 12:30 and 13:30 - 16:30, Monday to Friday. If you are looking to use any robotics equipment, it must be booked at least a day in advance. To book it, please contact Rohit Ramesh Thampy on Slack or Outlook d...
Using mBot2 by makeblock education
What is it? The mBot2 is an education robot designed to teach students about coding and robotics in an engaging and hands-on way. Getting started To learn more about mbot2, such as connecting to it and programming it, please refer to the Operation Guide. Soft...
How to enable GPU support with TensorFlow (Windows) (For High Holborn only)
This article will guide you through how to enable GPU computing for Tensorflow on High Holborn DELL PCs. The current version of Cuda Toolkit installed on DELL PCs is v12.2, but because the cuDNN library isn’t pre-installed, each student wanting to use tensorfl...
How to install CUDA Toolkit on your personal Windows PC
What is CUDA Toolkit and why do you need it? In simple words CUDA Toolkit allows you to develop software capable of utilising GPUs. CUDA Toolkit allows you to use CUDA runtime library for your C/C++ projects. CUDA Toolkit allows you to enable GPU acceleration ...
Simple PyTorch Project
Overview This guide will walk you through a very simple PyTorch training pipeline. Accompanying code for this article can be found here: https://git.arts.ac.uk/ipavlov/WikiMisc/blob/main/SimpleCNN.ipynb Loading Libraries Every Python project starts by loading ...
How to enable GPU support with TensorFlow (macOS)
If you are using one of the laptops on loan of the CCI, or have a Macbook of your own with an M1/M2/M3 chip, here is what you can do to make full use of this chip with Tensorflow. Requirements: macOS 12.0 or later Python 3.8 or later Mac with M1/M2/M3 chip ...
Enable GPU support with Pytorch (macOS)
This tutorial is to enable the use of the GPU in the Macbooks available on the lockers. All of these computers have Python and Anaconda already installed, so if you are using your personal computer, make sure that you have that installed before starting this t...
Using Raspberry Pi for Projects
In the CCI we have a large number of pre-configured Raspberry Pi 4 boards for use by students, as well as a range of other boards (some Pi Zeros, a couple of Pi 5s). We often recommend these to students who are pursuing installation / physical computing projec...
Audio Files with Librosa
Code and audio for this article can be found here: https://git.arts.ac.uk/ipavlov/WikiMisc/blob/main/AudioProcessing.ipynb Documentaion for Librosa can be found here: https://librosa.org/doc/main/index.html Loading audio files Librosa is a Python libray create...
How to Connect to MySQL Database on the CCI Server
Please consult this article, if you don't know how to connect to the CCI Server. Download and install MySQL Workbench MySQL Workbench is a convenient GUI that helps you work with MySQL databases. This link will take you to the MySQL Workbench's download pa...
What is available in the Computation Lab?
The Computation Lab in High Holborn is open to all CCI students and provides five workstations with high-performance Dell Alienware R16 computers: CPU: Intel i9-14900KF RAM: 64GB SSD: 4TB GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4090 (24GB VRAM) Display: LG 27" 4K HDR400 Booking You...
Summer 2024 Programme
For summer 2024, we are alternating workshops between Peckham Road and High Holborn. As ever, if you have questions, send them to Agnes.