Month: October 2014
- October 28, 2014
- 20 Comments
In a previous entry, we discussed how to preview webcams. In this article, we’ll discuss a Server which saves both video and audio to a file, and streams video over […]
- October 16, 2014
- 11 Comments
The NVIDIA Jetson TK1 uses Gstreamer as its official multi-media interface. In previous entries we’ve installed two webcams, a Microsoft LifeCam Studio and a Logitech c920. There are several longer […]
- October 14, 2014
- No Comments
At the IEEE High Performance Extreme Computing Conference (HPEC ’14) in September, Massimiliano Fatica and Everett Phillips from NVIDIA presented a paper Synthetic Aperture Radar imaging on a CUDA-enabled mobile […]
- October 12, 2014
- 7 Comments
The Jetson has a mini PCIe slot, perfect for adding functionality like that provided by the Intel 7260, a 802.11 ac, dual band Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth adapter. I bought the […]
- October 12, 2014
- 2 Comments
Note: This is for L4T 19.X. For later versions (such as the current 21.X series), please see: Install Grinch Kernel for L4T 21.3 on NVIDIA Jetson TK1 As a young […]
- October 9, 2014
- No Comments
Researchers in the UK have published a paper “Introducing SLAMBench, a performance and accuracy benchmarking methodology for SLAM” which included the NVIDIA Jetson TK1 in their testing. SLAMBench is a […]
- October 7, 2014
- 10 Comments
Back in 2001 Viola and Jones published a paper on a real time face detection framework capable of rapid image processing and high detection rates, one of the seminal works […]
- October 4, 2014
- 3 Comments
The NVIDIA Jetson TK1 has a relatively small main memory for running memory hungry applications like Chromium and compiling large programs. By creating a Swapfile, the Jetson will seem much […]
- October 4, 2014
- One Comment
Coming from other computer platforms like Windows and OSX, it seems odd that local disks do not mount automatically on Linux Ubuntu 14.04. This procedure is usually called automount. Sure […]
- October 1, 2014
- 2 Comments
Back in 1986, John F. Canny developed the Canny Edge detector. I talked about the creation of BitBlt 10 years previous to that, and the Canny Edge was another one […]
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