This is cool. I've got a Jetson Nano, and I've been a subscriber to your channel ever since you had a small audience. I hope you will continue coverage of the JN. I'm using a 64gb Samsung Evo microSD card, which is U3 and works well. That is a point you forgot to make about SD cards; the faster rated ones will boot up faster than the entry level U1's. Great show as always. Since you've covered mcu's in the past, you can segway into using the gpio of the JN without confusion. I have to thank you for teaching me so much about this sort of technology for DIY/makers. I don't have much planned for my Nano, but I enjoy playing with it, and it's fine for a desktop and retro gaming machine. Very snappy desktop experience, which is really nice for the price.
Great video and I learned a lot even after using my Jetsons for a few years. The heat sink never got too warm but I tried a Noctua NF-A4x20 5V PWM 40x20mm premium fan with good results. Today I installed an ICE Tower Cooling fan that uses heat pipes that work effectively even without the silent fan running. Nice to see you too using an anti-static wrist strap, very professional!
Very interesting device - I will looking torward to the object recognition with it. In the late 80's I was dabbling in AI and neural nets, ...until it became clear it was going to be quite some time for these to become practical (due to CPU and memory resource constraints). And I've been investigating small computers for security on this Relentless Homestead - so really looking forward to your videos. You really are precise and do a great job of selecting what to discuss and what not to discuss in a given episode. Thanks
Wow Wow Wow, this is fantastic Jetson Nano, I think you should conduct dedicated series of lessons to use Jetson Nano with various Robotics projects using motors, sensors etc. Same way what you did in Arduino.
I am using a nano for my robot. I am using pyserial for comms. I would like to use Isaac SDK if you would like to collaborate or show how you are using it I would gladly share my findings.
The operating system image used in this video "Jetson Nano Developer Kit SD Card Image" is not the same as the DLI Deep Learning Institute image used in some of the courses. If you are taking a course make sure you have the correct operating system installed.
I’m curious to see how you’re going to implement this in your robot project. I am building an inmoov robot which is the similar base mega hardware for movement. Are you using nano only for object recognition or the main controller for your project? And how do you tie in Lidar? Yeah, I have lots of questions:)
very good video ... you speak very clearly and slowly yet seems like you are very enthusiastic about projects ... some people talk fast and loud but for a non-native speaker (more like hearer) of english it could be hard to follow what is being said ... you *have* a very good collection of videos
great video and thank you for the help It'd be even better if I could pay attention with better sound quality, I'd love to see your next videos with a new mic thanks again
Oh this is promising to be a great one! Thanks for the content! Love your videos. Very clear explanations of how everything is done. Will get onto the forum, have a question about how I can wire and program an Arduino into a powerwheels and have the option for manual or remote control selection, BUT in manual mode the remote should still be able to intervene. I think I’m overthinking it... :/
I like this but 5-10W for the processor is far too much power for my robot, I am using 5W total and still have very little run time from the batteries.
I did this today but I don’t get the initial setup where you set your username, time and the files are expanded. I just get a desktop with user and password Nvidia and can’t seem to run the initial setup
Hello again. I have asked several times on various places including your website about some fuses but to date i have had no reply. You say you are there to help people but when i ask you for help you dont answer. Thank you from South Africa
On the one hand, the Nano is advertised as an AI tool running multiple neural networks. But your video demonstrates its power running CUDA applications that simulate multi-body particle dynamics, the sort of scientific application that can simulate macromolecular dynamics, eg. Folding@Home. It's the Nano's abilities in the latter kinds of computations that interest me. Can the Nano be used for complex scientific computations that take advantage of its 128 core machine? What about running downloaded apps like F@H that may not be coded in CUDA? I understand that you may not be conversant with all the applications the Nano can run and I will look around for any materials on the web. Still, any help from this blog would be appreciated.
My GIPOs are not showing any output(voltage) although the code is running properly. I have tried to blink an led (with and without transistor) but still not working
Thanks for an excellent video on the Jetson Nano, Bill. A question: You bought two Jetson dev kits because you want to put one on DB1, right, so why didn't you buy a Jetson Nano dev kit for development, and a bare Jetson module for the final design on DB1?
Hi, thank you for very good video, you mentioned that you will have more video about Jetson Nano such as Hello AI; could you please add the link. I can not find any. thanks
Hi Sir, If I'm going to use the development module with the customized-created board. How can I start building my customized board? which Software can help me with this thing. Please let me know.
Thanks for the video. Couple of questions: Can I also install regular Chrome and other apps from the software center (or command line) on Ubuntu to run on the Jetson Nano Ubuntu install? I know this isnt designed to be a full fledged ubuntu computer, but what-if I wanted to use it that way from time to time and also install some python tools etc., as well for which I thought it would be nice (easier) to use it as a full fledged ubuntu desktop. Maybe even use GIMP or other image editing tools, given the GPU horsepower :) Thoughts? Thanks in advance
Chromium is very close to Google Chrome except for some features like Widevine DRM. If you need Google Chrome, it's absolutely possible to install that. It's NVIDIA's fork of Ubuntu so pretty much anything you can do on canonical Ubuntu, you can do here too.
What language are you going to use to write your main robot program for DB-1? You're going to have a programming nightmare on you hands. So This Jetson Nano can recognize faces. That's cool. But how are you going to use that in your program? Are you going to be able to easily access the Jetson Nano features from your main program? In other words, say you want your robot to be able to recognize your friends and be able to pick them out by name. You're going to need to write the main program to do that and just access the Jeston AI face recognition software to let your program know who the robot is looking at. It's going to be interesting to see where you are ultimately going with the overall programming of your robot. I'll definitely stay tuned, but at this point it's not at all clear how you're going to incorporate all these advanced features into a single coherent robot program.
Iam looking for Jetson nano CPP programs for line departure warning,self driving with camera assistance,road sign recognition, safe distance estimation and warnings,ADAS-advanced driver assistance applications that are in code AUTOSAR architecture compatible,help me if some one having similar devolapment
Awesome presentation style. No digression, just direct flow of information. A pleasure to watch. Much like W2AEW does in the RF arena. Thank you.
I agree !
Wow. Your channel is incredible. One of the best I've found so far.
This is cool. I've got a Jetson Nano, and I've been a subscriber to your channel ever since you had a small audience. I hope you will continue coverage of the JN. I'm using a 64gb Samsung Evo microSD card, which is U3 and works well. That is a point you forgot to make about SD cards; the faster rated ones will boot up faster than the entry level U1's. Great show as always. Since you've covered mcu's in the past, you can segway into using the gpio of the JN without confusion. I have to thank you for teaching me so much about this sort of technology for DIY/makers. I don't have much planned for my Nano, but I enjoy playing with it, and it's fine for a desktop and retro gaming machine. Very snappy desktop experience, which is really nice for the price.
The power supply has to be at least 2A. And also very important for the SD card to be rated at minimum UHS-1
Great video and I learned a lot even after using my Jetsons for a few years. The heat sink never got too warm but I tried a Noctua NF-A4x20 5V PWM 40x20mm premium fan with good results. Today I installed an ICE Tower Cooling fan that uses heat pipes that work effectively even without the silent fan running. Nice to see you too using an anti-static wrist strap, very professional!
Very interesting device - I will looking torward to the object recognition with it.
In the late 80's I was dabbling in AI and neural nets, ...until it became clear it was going to be quite some time for these to become practical (due to CPU and memory resource constraints). And I've been investigating small computers for security on this Relentless Homestead - so really looking forward to your videos. You really are precise and do a great job of selecting what to discuss and what not to discuss in a given episode. Thanks
Great video as usual , thank you sir !
Very dedicated work, thank you very much!
Wow Wow Wow, this is fantastic Jetson Nano, I think you should conduct dedicated series of lessons to use Jetson Nano with various Robotics projects using motors, sensors etc. Same way what you did in Arduino.
Wow, got nano here in India today!
Fascinating little machine. Looking forward to your incorporating the Jetson Nano to your robot and any other projects with the Nano.
What a fantastic channel just discovered this gem
Thanks a lot ! Perfectly installed and done. Installed a fan as you said it really gets heated up. ! Thanks
Can't wait more jetson nano videos with you
Great video once again keep up the good work, I like how you call your workshop a workshop not a Lab.
This is the best explanatory video on Jetson nano.
Nice video as always. I hope to see Jetson Nano in your robot project.
This was extremely helpful and informative. Your work bench is an inspiration sir, I am definitely borrowing from you formula. I hope you dont mind.
Excellent!! Can't wait to see how you use the Jetson nano. Hope you discuss the battery configuration for DB1 soon.
I loved your office and the benchmark. It's super organized.
I am using a nano for my robot. I am using pyserial for comms. I would like to use Isaac SDK if you would like to collaborate or show how you are using it I would gladly share my findings.
Bill, you should create bunch of Robot tutorials using Jetson Nano. Keep up the fantastic work
Wow Great video, love your channel, always brings new and interesting things, waiting for the next video
woah the cost jumps up quite fast eh? Have to admit this product is new to me. Thanks for sharing bud and keep up the good work!
The operating system image used in this video "Jetson Nano Developer Kit SD Card Image" is not the same as the DLI Deep Learning Institute image used in some of the courses. If you are taking a course make sure you have the correct operating system installed.
We can note the seriousness and the prudence with the anti-ESD wrist strap...
Thanks for the excellent introduction ! May I ask, what brand of storage system do you use for your screws and fixings ?
I’m curious to see how you’re going to implement this in your robot project. I am building an inmoov robot which is the similar base mega hardware for movement. Are you using nano only for object recognition or the main controller for your project? And how do you tie in Lidar? Yeah, I have lots of questions:)
very good video ... you speak very clearly and slowly yet seems like you are very enthusiastic about projects ... some people talk fast and loud but for a non-native speaker (more like hearer) of english it could be hard to follow what is being said ... you *have* a very good collection of videos
Dang, you're always ahead of the curve!
Das ist eine wirklich gute Einführung, vielen Dank dafür!
Nice shop. Thanks for the video.
Nice Tutorial, Do you have videos on Jetson Tx2???
Well done. Thank you very much. I learned a lot.
great video and thank you for the help
It'd be even better if I could pay attention with better sound quality, I'd love to see your next videos with a new mic
thanks again
This video is really great at 1.25 speed :)
Got a nano 3 weeks ago pretty neat. You're from Canada? Windsor here
How about testing its processing prowess by making 3D fractal renders using Mandelbulber with resolutions up to 65K?
I was going to comment, I wish he showed the Mandelbrot example from the list - especially instead of 'random fog' - which is visually unexciting.
Oh this is promising to be a great one! Thanks for the content! Love your videos. Very clear explanations of how everything is done. Will get onto the forum, have a question about how I can wire and program an Arduino into a powerwheels and have the option for manual or remote control selection, BUT in manual mode the remote should still be able to intervene. I think I’m overthinking it... :/
Very nice demonstration waiting for awesome hands on
You did mention to use a 32GB micro SD (twice) excellent script and video.
Sir DroneBot, may I know how to add sensors or add the GPIO pins to my Jetson Nano. Thank you
Thanx for great review! 😊
Good item 👍
Nice video, Please make a video on Object recognition using jetson nano!
Really enjoy your knowledge base
Very good video, informative and entertaining
This is very nice Video, it useful for us a lot. Many thanks
the examples you list at 3:52 can be done by XIAO boards(XIAO ESP32S3 sense), and this dosen't even have a camera? then what's the point?
I like this but 5-10W for the processor is far too much power for my robot, I am using 5W total and still have very little run time from the batteries.
I did this today but I don’t get the initial setup where you set your username, time and the files are expanded. I just get a desktop with user and password Nvidia and can’t seem to run the initial setup
The prices are going down on these NVIDIA cards. Can you interface an Arduino controller to the NVIDIA Card?
Was looking for you to get hands-on nano jetson finally
Hello again. I have asked several times on various places including your website about some fuses but to date i have had no reply.
You say you are there to help people but when i ask you for help you dont answer. Thank you from South Africa
Thanks a lot, excellent stuff!
I can't integrate it into my design but it is interesting I'll be interested in seeing it in db 1👍
Super channel, thank you.
Hello Dang, great material! Thanks . Do you have any clue to follow the Hello World AI tutorial? thks Gonzalo
On the one hand, the Nano is advertised as an AI tool running multiple neural networks. But your video demonstrates its power running CUDA applications that simulate multi-body particle dynamics, the sort of scientific application that can simulate macromolecular dynamics, eg. Folding@Home. It's the Nano's abilities in the latter kinds of computations that interest me. Can the Nano be used for complex scientific computations that take advantage of its 128 core machine? What about running downloaded apps like F@H that may not be coded in CUDA? I understand that you may not be conversant with all the applications the Nano can run and I will look around for any materials on the web. Still, any help from this blog would be appreciated.
hello, can I dip encrypt and decrypt code into jetson nano to transfer data to firebase ?
My GIPOs are not showing any output(voltage) although the code is running properly. I have tried to blink an led (with and without transistor) but still not working
Great video Thank you very much!
Hi, do you think it is possible to use this electronic device to make facial recognition ? or it is better to abtain another model.
Thanks for an excellent video on the Jetson Nano, Bill.
A question: You bought two Jetson dev kits because you want to put one on DB1, right, so why didn't you buy a Jetson Nano dev kit for development, and a bare Jetson module for the final design on DB1?
The dev module by itself has no Wifi or BT and would be the reason why I would think.
Nice video, thanks!
Should I Buy this for Machine Learning Optical Character Recognition where I would have to train hundreds of thousand of images
Will it be able to boot from USB ?
Will a 5v 3a power supply enough ?
thanks !
Hi, thank you for very good video, you mentioned that you will have more video about Jetson Nano such as Hello AI; could you please add the link. I can not find any. thanks
What is the ethernet cable used for ?
Excellent stuff!!
Hi Sir, If I'm going to use the development module with the customized-created board. How can I start building my customized board? which Software can help me with this thing. Please let me know.
did you encountered the network connection bouncing on and off?
can you please guide me on how to make Jetson Nano Module customized board development?
very good
Very good video sir, make more videos on it.
Is it possible some how that macbook Air M1 can be use an monitor for Jetson board ?
Please reply I am new to this field.
Hi Sir! I want to connect 4-lane camera modules. Don't know how to program MIPI, but can I use this for USB cameras?
thanks
Excelent, Thanks
Can the jetson run off of gps coords ?
I need a Jetson with 8 or 12 GB of RAM
4GB won't work for my projects
Nice...
On my Jetson Nano, I got asked about an AAP Partition size after setting the password. Any ideas what is reasonable there?
Great....please start jetson tutorial
Thanks for the video. Couple of questions: Can I also install regular Chrome and other apps from the software center (or command line) on Ubuntu to run on the Jetson Nano Ubuntu install? I know this isnt designed to be a full fledged ubuntu computer, but what-if I wanted to use it that way from time to time and also install some python tools etc., as well for which I thought it would be nice (easier) to use it as a full fledged ubuntu desktop. Maybe even use GIMP or other image editing tools, given the GPU horsepower :) Thoughts? Thanks in advance
Chromium is very close to Google Chrome except for some features like Widevine DRM. If you need Google Chrome, it's absolutely possible to install that. It's NVIDIA's fork of Ubuntu so pretty much anything you can do on canonical Ubuntu, you can do here too.
Yes I don't see any sample files with mine. Just a basic Ubuntu os
Does the Radiohead library have nrf24 network in it if so what is its name
this guy's voice is insane
what do you mean with insane?
I suggest node MCU ESP8266.
sir I need help from you
Wow, my daughter tells me I am her robot. Do I need such an upgrade, so far???????
Good afternoon, which version of Linux do you use ?? Thank you .
What language are you going to use to write your main robot program for DB-1?
You're going to have a programming nightmare on you hands. So This Jetson Nano can recognize faces. That's cool. But how are you going to use that in your program? Are you going to be able to easily access the Jetson Nano features from your main program?
In other words, say you want your robot to be able to recognize your friends and be able to pick them out by name. You're going to need to write the main program to do that and just access the Jeston AI face recognition software to let your program know who the robot is looking at.
It's going to be interesting to see where you are ultimately going with the overall programming of your robot. I'll definitely stay tuned, but at this point it's not at all clear how you're going to incorporate all these advanced features into a single coherent robot program.
my cpu is a neural net processor, it is a learning computer.
Iam looking for Jetson nano CPP programs for line departure warning,self driving with camera assistance,road sign recognition, safe distance estimation and warnings,ADAS-advanced driver assistance applications that are in code AUTOSAR architecture compatible,help me if some one having similar devolapment
great stuff.. would be better if the actual getting started was not at 10 mins...
at 19 mins you show us examples.. that we have to build .. but not how to build them ?
M.2 = em dot two
Nono and Jasper
you won't find the nano for $99 in Europe.