Projects Overview¶
Projects are complete, reproducible build references for developers moving from an idea to a working product direction. Unlike a tutorial, which teaches one engineering outcome, a project connects the selected hardware, software baseline, product decisions, dependencies, integration milestones, validation evidence, and production handoff.
Use a project after completing the relevant Getting Started baseline. Use Reference Designs for the reusable hardware/software baseline that a project adopts and adapts; a project must link to that baseline where one exists, rather than recreate its design-file, bring-up, or production material.
Available Projects¶
| Project | Outcome | Hardware and software baseline | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| SF32 Xiaozhi Voice Assistant | A connected voice-and-display assistant based on the open-source Xiaozhi SF32 implementation. | Supported SF32LB52 boards, Xiaozhi SF32 source, Bluetooth PAN, and Xiaozhi cloud services. | Evaluating an AI voice-interaction product flow and adapting its hardware or application behavior. |
What Every Project Includes¶
Each μForge project should document its target outcome, intended reader, supported hardware and software versions, prerequisites, source repository, milestone-based build steps, validation criteria, measurements, and product-adaptation handoff. A project is a starting point for engineering work, not a substitute for production validation of the final hardware, service integration, security, privacy, or regulatory requirements.
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