Unit-14 Robotic Theory - NVIDIA - Jetson Nano

Unit Overview and Outline:

Author: Jim Burnham -  TopClown@STEAMClown.org.  License: Distributed as Open Source. 

This unit is to introduce you to the NVIDIA Jatson Nano.  This is the start of my NVIDIA Jetson Nano Module.  This Unit and Lesson Plans are the way I introduce Intermediate and Advanced Processor systems.  Python and Linux are introduced and more complex AI (Artificial Intelligence) topics are explored. 

Learning Objective:

• Learn how to get started with the Jetson Nano

• Build AI based projects

Prerequisites:

• None

Caution & Safety  Considerations:

• Primer:  "Aaron, I can imagine no way in which this thing could be considered anywhere remotely close to safe. All I know is I spent six hours in there and I'm still alive... You still want to do it?"

• As with any activity, please make sure you are using appropriate safety equipment.   If you are coding, make sure you stand up and stretch every hour or so,  Please consider any safety issues connecting the Raspberry Pi, Arduino's, computers and other electronic equipment.

New Words - Technical Terms & Vocabulary:

NVIDIA Resources:

• Start with the Getting Started With Jetson Nano Developer Kit user guide

• Read the Jetson Nano Developer Kit User Guide, which includes: 

  • Many more details about the developer kit hardware.

  • Explanations of all the components of NVIDIA JetPack, including developer tools with support for cross-compilation.

  • Lists of all included samples and sample documentation.

• Head to the NVIDIA Jetson Developer Zone for access to all Jetson platform information.

• For online discussions and user forums, check out the NVIDIA Developer Forums

<Topic> - Lessons,  Lectures, Labs:

Resources:

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