Deep learning was the theme of GTC 2015, and an idea being explored is “RGBD Occlusion Detection via Deep Convolutional Neural Networks” by a group of researchers at United Technologies Research Center in East Hartford, Connecticut. Here’s the talk: RGBD Occlusion Detection via Deep Convolutional Neural Networks. Actual information starts Read more …
One of the talks that I attended at the GPU Technology Conference was “Early Evaluation of the Jetson TK1 Development Board for Power and Performance” given by Jee Choi, a graduate research assistant at Georgia Tech. Here’s the talk: Early Evaluation of the Jetson TK1 Development Board for Power and Read more …
The Keynotes from the GPU Technology Conference 2015 are now online. Opening Keynote – Jen-Hsun Huang NVIDIA CEO and co-founder Jen-Hsun Huang opened the show with some product announcements and spoke to the theme of the show, Deep Learning. The talk includes an overview of the Deep Learning process, and Read more …
When STEREOLABS dropped by the NVIDIA booth, I was able to get a peek at their ZED Stereo Camera. At first glance, the camera looked to be ruggedly packaged and a good match for autonomous vehicles and drones. In a very interesting Session Talk Stereo Vision For Autonomous Machines given Read more …
There was a major emphasis on Tegra Automotive at the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2015. NVIDIA announced a new product, NVIDIA Drive PX, a $10,000 automotive development kit. The Drive PX has dual Tegra X1 processors which provides 2 TeraFLOPS of processing power. There are 12 (!) camera inputs. Looky Read more …
There were several Jetson TK1 based robotic vehicles at the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2015 in San Jose, California. Looky here: Officine Robotiche – Jetson Champs In the NVIDIA booth, there were two members of Officine Robotiche: Raffaello Bonghi and Walter “Myzhar” Lucetti both from Italy. Their robots are based Read more …
There were a couple of Jetson TK1 based airborne drones at the GPU Technology Conference 2015 in San Jose, California. Parrot An impressive demonstration was put on by the Parrot “Kalamos”. Looky here: The video is a little dark and shaky due to the lighting conditions in the hall and, Read more …
I have returned from GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2015, which was the best conference that I have attended in the last 10 years. Over the course of the next several days, I’ll write up some of the interesting sights I saw (mostly about Jetson TK1 and Tegra K1/X1 based such Read more …
I will be at the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) next week in San Jose, California. There is an area in the exhibit area for the Jetson community, stop by and say hello! The Myzhar robot will be in that area, and I’m planning on showing a little Kinect based vision Read more …
Clarity Lab over at the University of Michigan published a really interesting paper: Sirius: An Open End-to-End Voice and Vision Personal Assistant and Its Implications for Future Warehouse Scale Computers. Clarity Lab also has a website for the project: Sirius: An Open Intelligent Personal Assistant. Sirius is open source. Why Read more …
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