NVIDIA Jetson Nano
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- Опубліковано 27 кві 2019
- NVIDIA Jetson Nano Developer Kit review, including a demo of its JetPack desktop SDK and some CUDA GPU tests. This is my first Jetson Nano video, and will be followed by a second in which I look at neural net vision recognition on this low-cost AI platform.
And this second video is now here: • Jetson Nano: Vision Re...
You can find more information on the Jetson Nano Developer Kit here:
developer.nvidia.com/embedded...
And also here:
developer.nvidia.com/embedded...
There is also information on the JetPack software develoment kit here:
developer.nvidia.com/embedded...
And the tutorials I refer to at the end of the video are here (an excellent AI learning resource):
developer.nvidia.com/embedded...
More videos on computing topics can be found on the ExplainingComputers channel: / explainingcomputers
You may also like my other channel, ExplainingTheFuture, at: / explainingthefuture
#JetsonNano #NVIDIAJetson #ExplainingComputers - Наука та технологія
A very impressive piece of hardware and a very reasonable price. Will look forward to your forthcoming Jetson videos.
I was waiting for your thorough review of this board, and as usual, you did a fantastic job. I always value your reviews. Cant wait to see the future videos with this board. Thank you.
I've watched so many Jetson nano videos already but I've been waiting for the explaining computers one. Thank you. Can't wait to see more
Brilliant piece as always. Thanks ever so much for your work.
Thank you for a very informative video on Jetson Nano Developer kit. I am particularly impressed by the graphics on the simulations. I am looking forward to seeing your videos on AI using the Jetson Nano. Your video is the best I have seen on Jetson Nano.
I'm really impressed with that little thing. Especially the graphics are more than everything, i've ever seen on any other SBC.
Great video, Chris :-)
Thank you Chris for sharing the enthusiasm and keeping computers as fun as you do! Greetings from the Cape of Good Hope peninsula
Thank you for reviewing the Jetson Nano so soon! I've ordered one and look forward to additional Jetson videos.
Beyond amazing quality video as always, top notch stuff.
Thanks alot your efforts to develop such a great content... :)
I just got the Jetson Nano and finally got it up and running yesterday. I'll be watching your videos closely to get advice!
This is your first video I watched. It was very interesting and I look forward to watching more.
I will be binge watching previous videos. Thanks.
I know its maybe a superficial thing to say, but I really do like the packaging/branding on this item, very in keeping with the brand.
Another excellent overview!
I've watched most off the other UA-cam videos on the jetson nano I've been waiting to see what you think about it and thanks for your looking around bit and into the SDK provided
Another very nice and informative video Prof. Chris!! Very nicely done!
I'm very interested in SBC's now and this Jetson Nano looks like a really good and versatile board to begin with and to tinker with!!
Again thanks so much for the great videos!!
Looks like really mature piece of equipment for a reasonable price. Good job bringing it to light. Thanks Chris.
excellent video Chris, can't wait for part two. 👍
A very impressive board. Powerful. Capable. Accessible. A super package from Nvidia. We always learn something new on EC.com! Thank you, Chris.
Right! Top-notch as always Chris! Very nice piece of hardware, and a solid insightful review. Thank you!
This is exciting stuff! Looking forward to your future AI implementations.
This single board computer thing has gotten CRAZY ! Most Cool. Thank You.
That is a fantastic little board thanks for showing it to me.
I am very happy you are giving the Jetson some Tech love. I am lokking forward to your upcoming projects.
Would be alot nicer if it was more Open, Linux drivers / modules from Nvidia are god awful unfortunately.
Just enjoyed your video on the Nvidia Jetson Nano. Thanks for the review. I will share with my friends. I also will look forward to the next video.
nVidia: We have this new development board that can put AI development at the fingertips of a huge audience.
People: Yeah, but can I run GameCube games on it?
nVidia: Am I a joke to you?
This thing will most likely take over the sbc emulation seen
That's because its nearly a Switch and all the nintendo followers start coming out of the woodwork.
Well, I mean, yeah, this is effectively what the earliest Switch prototypes were, before there were some more finalised devices...
lol i just care about minecraft with raytracing
@@unpotatoedsalmon Not really. Emulation is usually bottlenecked by CPU power, while rendering takes only about 15-20% of the emulation tasks. This thing is the opposite of emulation boxes (decent CPU, integrated GPU as afterthought) - a lot of GPU power, not much of CPU.
Damn I am excited... pls make more RPi Videos, that would be nice. Greetings from Germany.
I shot a Raspberry Pi video only this week, to upload May 12. :)
thank you for this vid, REALLY good vid. also thank you sooo much for taken it apart and talking about the parts
God i love tech
loved the video Chris, very impressive tech, can't wait to see what you come up with next
Love your "to the point", No BS video reviews
(overclocks... smoke appears)…. JETSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!!!! You're fired.... I mean you're on fire!!!!!!!!!!!!
it remind me of p2 p3 cartridge cpu
Is this a reference to the Jetsons cartoon? Haven't seen that cartoon since I was a kid
Cant wait to join you on you on your explorations of the A.I. space. I am sure it is going to be an exiting journey.
Awesome, I was looking forward to your videos on this board.
I was waiting this video for 2 weeks.
I hope you enjoy it. The Nano is a great board.
Nice video, Christopher. Looking forward to seeing some benchmarks!
Thank you for the nice introduction! A lot of research ideas come up to my mind while watching this video.
Chris, sorry to complain about my problems, but I've very happy and appreciative of your quality content. You're such a nice person sharing your knowledge and wisdom with everyone. I hope you're going to cover projects that can be done with Jetson Nano and Jetpack.
3:20 That's the cutest retaining chipset bracket I ever seen , so tiny (^_^) !
Thank you! Awesome as always.
This board seems really well suited for retro-emulation, CCTV-server or media-server as well. Would buy one for Telegram's bot.
Yes, great retro gaming potential here. Will be interesting to see how the community embraces this board.
Many thanks for this review and as always, great vid!
Thank you for posting the video on Jetson nano as promised.
I actually follow a lot of channels that deal with AI and ANNs, so I'll be looking forward to seeing you develop those skills!
One thing I wonder, though, is if these Jetson Nanos can be networked to combine their GPU power for more parallel computing power for the purpose of running a larger artificial neural network.
Woohoo! finally a PC-style system header on ARM boards.
Thank you very much for your review of the Jetson Nano. I appreciate the opportunity to learn your perspective on the devices you review. I was particularly interested in your independent assessment of this device, since most of the information I gathered to date appeared to be sponsored by the manufacturer.
Hello Mr. B and thank you for another great video. I must say I was very looking forward to it since you first announced that you had received the item. Nvidia is synonymous with computer graphics and I wanted to see how well it performed on an SBC version. I hope you do more videos on this particular SBC performing many other tests, tasks and applications. Two display outputs! Now that I really like since I enjoy having the option of dual monitor displays.
Very thin, very smart, very good, thank you for good share!
Cliffhangers are great. I’m very interested in this, truly. Thanks as always from Florida’s Space Coast.
really cool little computer Chris. I look forward to learning more about ai development from your future videos. it interests me but I haven't a clue where to start learning about it so your channel seems like a good start.
It has a lot going for it and it wont break the bank. I hope it gets a lot of coverage and developer love as it deserves to do well. I hope to see much more on this in the coming months
In your next Jetson Video can you add how to get the fan working. Thanks for the great Videos.
Now we know what they're doing with all the leftover Maxwell GPUs.
Thanx I've been waiting to watch your review of this.
Great video. Looking forward to the series.
Very curious about the second part.
Does anyone know if I wanted to install windows 10 arm64 on it should I do it in qemu with kvm or wait for someone to release Tiano Core UEFI for it?
Very very interesting... looking forward to the follow up videos on the Jetson .
Another fascinating review of a product type new to me. Looking forward to hearing more about its potential uses. Personally tho', I'll be grappling with the Flintstones variant.
Perfect
Now i know what to buy with my pocket money
Brofist is my favorite office suite according to the automatic captions.
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I was looking forward to this video. Thanks a lot!
Happy had my Sunday dose of EC now I can go to work. Great video as always Mr Barnatt.
that is really impressive for the size, that smoke probably would lag on a 8800GT 512MB Ram and that card was heating up at 100C and taking past a hundred watts! if this board would be 8 to 16 GB RAM and a slightly more fast processor, this would make the next gen gaming hand held device! (probably able to run all the triple A console titles of now and future ones!)
maybe this one can be overclocked?
@@ne1cup that would be like overclocking a microwave or your toaster... which is only the domain of Photonicinduction...
Then it’s just a switch
Can you test Folding@Home on this and tell how many "points per day (PPD)" are being announced?
Might be an interesting piece of hardware for running F@H with this gpu.
Greetings from Germany :-)
I agree that'll be a good video along with seti
Amazing conten, as usual! :) keep up the awesome work, thank you! can't wait to see new vids about this jetson AI system :)
Amazing, inexpensive board.
I REALLY appreciate you showing these lower cost boards that lots of people (hopefully) can afford...rather then showing mega-expensive hardware that far fewer can afford.
I would actually go so far as to say you are doing a public service by focusing on products for the masses.
There it is!
PS - It looks like it might be a great platform for developing autonomous robots too.
yay someone in the comment section gets it. It is made for AI programming no youtube play back nor to go to the consumer.
The power use budget is probably a little more hefty than you would hope with this platform.
@@sethrd999 - Definitely, but that's why it is described as a development kit. Once the software was refined you'd move on to practical hardware.
@@johncnorrisOh I understand but unfortunately the argument still stands its still going to have to be NVidia hardware which is going to be guzzly.
@@sethrd999 - I agree with you. If this series is anything like the nVidia Shield then I grit my teeth and deal with the brand phlegm. The shield has been a stand out product and would assume some of the same developers worked on this one.
I was at a tech expo and saw a prototype of one of these boards!
I'm excited for your next jetson video!
Thanks Chris, i had no idea about this stuff. Looking forward to learning more in your future video's. All these different things one can do in computerand, i wonder what it's like for people who are non technical and whether it causes some kind of distress. Ooops rambling again.
Cheers mate!
Hi Chris, have you heard of the Atomic Pi? It is an Intel Atom SBC capable of running Windows 10 with 2GB ram, 16GB emmc, gigabit ethernew, dual-band wifi and USB3 all for $35. Too good to be true?
Any chance of a review?
Thanks
Sadly availability has been US only, so I've not got hold of one. I do wonder about long-term viability/price. $35 is very cheap to buy an Atom CPU, 2GB RAM and 16GB eMMC components alone . . .
@@ExplainingComputers so just get a usa shipper to ship it to you?
The board was initially only available via the Kickstarter, with shipping only to the US. I would have ordered if I could. :) And now it us sold out (at least the first batch).
It seems to be available on US Amazon at around USD $40. There's no power jack, you have to get some sort of break out or tinker with floppy power of an ATX psu or something else. 16GB eMMC is a bit small for Win10 but probably plenty for linux
This looks very cool but I'm a bit cautions about NVIDIA hardware that is not graphic cards since i have the feeling they are one of those companies that don't bother with long term support for their products.
I've noticed that with certain products I've owned as soon as a new one comes out they stop caring about the previous versions (e.g. shield tablet) or features they push a lot and suddenly they just ignore (physx, 3D Vision).
@Z3U5 I need respect for the customers spending money on their products ;)
Christopher! Thanks for one more amazing review!
Another excellent video! Really looking forward to your follow-up videos on artificial intelligence using this board. SBC's are such fantastic devices for learning!
Meet Jetson Nano.
His Boy Elroy.
Daughter Judy.
Jane his wife.
I liked the robots that were falling in love with each other all the time.
Can you make a video how to install android on the NanoPi m4?
This a great video. I got to see everything I would want to see about the Nvidia Jetson Nano.
Yes thank you for the opportunity to learn more about SBC. Now I can't wait for future updates on this board. I do wonder how much can we overclock and ist it even possible on this board.🤔🤔🤔. You will always be the best at explaining computers. Thank you.😘
I clicked on this video because the thumbnail looked like 3 semi trucks parked in a loading dock.
I randomly landed here... Is he the john Lennon of the computer world?
Imagine.
Yeah, but with less domestic abuse
I hate John Lennon, he ruined The Plastic Ono Band!
always like this english gentleman explaining me the newest tech, very informative.
Thank you for this, I was expecting it a lot!
There seems to be great interest in this board. It certainly has a lot of potential, and not just for AI.
Can this board be used as a render engine for Blender? /me is envisioning a render farm of Jetson Nanos ...
of course, if you can make it do so
" We can say 'Hello', things are working fine " 😂
My favourite was the "rustle rustle" at 2:02
havent watched a review of the jetson nano yet, been waiting for the explainingcomputers one!
Nice, impressive little SBC
Thanks for sharing👍😀
Jetson Nano. Sounds like a B Movie superhero or secret agent!
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Can be work Nintendo Switch Developer Kit.
I'll use this for image recognition requiring machine learning. Thanks!
Lovely to see high quality magnified video of small motherboards.
I'm curious, could this be used as a plex server, especially with the encoding abilities, it could be a great low power alternative?
Trying I'll let you know.
Potentially, yes. If the GPU support is available . . .
Please could you do a video on atomic pi... And include gsm shield for data connection
Sadly I cannot get hold of one in the UK.
You can order them on eBay US, no?
cool video! I'm looking forward to what you do with it and AI
Nice piece of hardware, great review and thanks again
I understand that UK plugs are the best in the world, but it's still jarring to me to see a plug which is just about the same size as a single board computer.
Have you seen that photo of Isambard Kingdom Brunel with the massive chains behind him? They are draped over what was always believed to be the then-largest ship in the world. It's actually the prototype of the UK mains plug. The modern UK plug has been miniaturised an incredible amount thanks to Victorian engineering, and tea. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isambard_Kingdom_Brunel
Chris, you need to use a 4A 5V supply on the barrel jack. You're running in 5W mode that limits the system speed. This is stated in the manual. CPU max clock 900Mhtz, and GPU 600Mhtz. Vs in 10W mode of 1.4Ghtz and gpu 920Mhtz
Thanks for this, but as I've noted below, it is not stated in the manual. :) Indeed, I've just re-read the PDF user guide (and searched it) and there is no mention of a low power mode, 5W mode, or any contraint on GPU performance if using a sufficient micro USB adapter. Rather, the advice there is "if the developer kit’s total load is expected to exceed 2A, e.g., due to peripherals attached to the carrier board, connect the J48 Power Select Header pins to disable power supply via Micro-USB and enable 5V⎓4A via the J25 power jack".
But I will try powering via the barrel jack! :)
@@ExplainingComputers I looking for the document I got the info from. As always, I can not find it now. :/
My apologies Chris, it looks like I got confused with the usage of the nvpmodel command. By default the system will run in 10W mode but if you're having issues with it running from USB power then 'sudo nvpmodel -m1' can be used to place the system in 5W mode with the reduction of clock speeds. I had incorrectly assumed that the system switched to 5W when running of USB power as a lot of people were saying it was necessary to do so to run from USB power. As your power supply is a 3W one then you got lucky. :) 'sudo nvpmodel -q' will state what mode you're in. Mine says "NV Power Mode: MAXN".
Hi Richard. Thanks greatly for this. We are all learning as quickly as we can about this new board. :)
Really nice review Chris. While I agree with some other comments about the lack of M.2/SSD support being a negative, it seems that none of these SOC/SOM sbc's are fully complete yet. There are always compromises of one sort or another. Given the means, I would like to 'play around' with most of them, and tasks each to its own strengths. Thanks for another great video.
I like the presentation style. Reminds of of Making the Most of the Micro era.
We need an AMD Zen + Vega IoT board, but this one is really good, tho only if it had intel or amd cpu not arm cortex
I am not sure if AMD is going to really jump into the IoT space, they have their own platform right now which is not Arm derived. With that said though it might happen.
www.udoo.org/udoo-bolt/
What you wish for exists, but it's in an entirely different price range and far larger and more powerful
Comes in lot more powerful Ryzen Embedded V1605B or V1202B CPU
With either Vega 8 or Vega 3 GPU integrated.
Has TONS of IO and uses laptop DDR4 SODIMM memory.
but can it run crisis?
The mere fact it can do anything volumetric related in even anything remotely related to real time rendering is amazing. Ray tracing and volumetrics do not generally mix well without a heavy helping of patience,
Very interesting little board. Looks like it would be fun to play around with. But as a hardware guy, some things caught my eye. On the module itself you can see where the eMMC would go and on the main board you can see where they would use a different usb power and on the other side what I would assume would be a battery holder. Maybe for a real-time clock? Anyways, another fantastic video!