In previous L4T releases, the USB port was enabled during the boot process by setting an environment variable, called OMDDATA to signify to Fastboot whether the full size Jetson USB […]
With the release of the new version (21.1) of Linux for Tegra yesterday, we find ourselves installing the new version and booting up the Jetson after installation. There’s some great […]
One of the projects I’ve been working on required a Pan and Tilt mechanism. Both pan and tilt controls are controlled by servo motors, which could be controlled by the […]
The next release of Linux for Tegra (L4T) R21 has been put out into the wilds. Also, the CUDA 6.5 toolkit is now available. Go to the Jetson TK1 Support […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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