NVIDIA Announces Jetson TX1 Module for Robots and Drones

[WYP]

NVIDIA today unveiled a credit-card sized Tegra X1 module for use with learning robots and drones.

Read more on Nvidia's Jetson TX1 Module.

 

[demonking]

Skynet anyone?

 

[NeverBackDown]

Skynet anyone?

Could be "Big Brother" too

 

[Doomslayer]

Could be "Big Brother" too

or 1984 too

 

[NeverBackDown]

or 1984 too

Ya idk what else comes after that, think we got em all covered

 

[Wraith]

Ya idk what else comes after that, think we got em all covered

I Robot, Screamers, Blade Runner, Transcendence, 2001 A Space Odyssey, A.I, Alphaville, Ex Machina & Wargames to name but a few.

I do feel that A.I really needs to be handled with kid gloves and taken more seriously, it's one thing to let a machine beat you at chess but if film has tought us anything, it's entirely different to let a machine think for itself.

 

[kc5vdj]

Even more interesting is that they had review samples out last year. Dr. Dobbs published a review on August 5, 2014, and I downloaded all of the documentation and drawings (including Solidworks and DXF) on August 9, 2014.

Who has been buying them over the past year and a half? CIA? NSA? DOD? MoD? MI5/MI6?

I also note that the Dr. Dobbs review from last summer specs 192 cores instead of 256. The released product is an upgrade.

http://www.drdobbs.com/embedded-systems/nvidia-jetson-tk1-reviewed/240168804?pgno=1

 

[Kushiro]

I Robot, Screamers, Blade Runner, Transcendence, 2001 A Space Odyssey, A.I, Alphaville, Ex Machina & Wargames to name but a few.

I do feel that A.I really needs to be handled with kid gloves and taken more seriously, it's one thing to let a machine beat you at chess but if film has tought us anything, it's entirely different to let a machine think for itself.

Err OK :lol: