📄️ 1. Get Started
1.1 Introduction
📄️ 2. Peripherals and Interfaces
2.1 Hardware resource diagram
📄️ 3. Qualcomm AI Hub
Qualcomm AI Developer Workflow
📄️ 4. Qualcomm IM SDK
Qualcomm Intelligent Multimedia (IM) SDK is a unified SDK across IOT segments, enabling seamless multimedia and AI/ML application deployment. This SDK utilizes the open-source multimedia framework GStreamer and exposes easy APIs and plug-ins in both multimedia and machine learning domains. These plug-ins allow application developers to create a wide range of multimedia and AI/ML applications in different sectors.
📄️ 5. LVGL User Guide
Light and Versatile Graphics Library (LVGL) is an open-source lightweight graphics library. The following example illustrates how to port LVGL9.2 to the Weston desktop. After porting, the library can be downloaded at https://github.com/rubikpi-ai/lvgl.
📄️ 6. QT5 User Guide
6.1 Install Qt Creator
📄️ 7. Tools and Libraries Porting Guide
RUBIK Pi 3 has integrated the tools and libraries commonly used in development. If the tools needed during development are not integrated, refer to the following method of cec-client porting:
📄️ 8. ROS User Guide
RUBIK Pi 3 has integrated the ROS2 humble environment. Before testing, copy the following content and paste it into the RUBIK Pi 3 terminal to set up the environment.
📄️ 9. Yocto Project User Guide
This section introduces how to use the Yocto project to compile images that can be flashed and run on RUBIK Pi 3.
📄️ 10. User Guide to the RUBIK Pi 3 Configuration Tool – rubikpi_config
The rubikpi\config tool is located at */usr/bin/rubikpi\config* by default and has two operating modes: menu mode and command-line argument mode.
📄️ 11. User Guide to the RUBIK Pi 3 Bluetooth Tool – rubikpi_btapp
11.1 Enable Bluetooth and pair devices
📄️ 12. GitHub Operation Guide
12.1 Submit code to RUBIK Pi 3