CAMELEON

CAMELEON (Configurable Array for Machine Emulation, Logic Exploration, and Optimal Networks) is a project to develop remotely accessible FPGA platforms for large scale digital circuit experimentation. Currently, CAMELEON-I is under development, and will eventually form part of a larger platform, CAMELEON-II.

This early-stage pilot aims to develop a working infrastructure, and assemble a number of potential users with varied workloads. The project is led by Dr Chris Crispin-Bailey.

REPTILE-1 HAS ARRIVED !

Testing has started on the first

Prototype boards.

In particular, current areas of interest include:-

Multicore processor arrays (more)
Neural Data Processing hardware (more)
Image processing (more)

It is expected systems and resources developed under the CARMEN project, and successive work to be undertaken withHEFCE funded 'YouShare' project will provide a route to CAMELEON system access for users.

Current development work is focussing upon the design and build of a new REPTILE FPGA card, 18 of which will ultimately be used to construct the CAMELEON-I Test Node.

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