The NVIDIA Jetson TK1 is a nice development board. With that said, the little CPU fan cooler squeals like a stuck pig. It’s not horrible when you’re in a noisy […]
Porting to a new platform is rarely easy. The steps are pretty straightforward, but all the niggles add up to make it easy to fiddle away the better part of […]
The video shows the unboxing and installation of the Structure Sensor to the Jetson TK1 development kit. You can find out more about the Structure Sensor here: Structure. So why […]
This is the second progress video about the port of openFrameworks to the Jetson. The demonstration sketch shows that most of the OpenGL issues have been sorted out. Also, this […]
Being a new development board, I’ve been a little leery to add peripherals that require driver support. In part, this was due to my first experiences trying to get wireless […]
I’ve been working on porting openFrameworks to the Jetson platform. This video is a bookmark as to the progress. Looky here: Using the ofxKinect add-on, the demo shows the ‘Kinect […]
Connecting a Jetson TK1 to an Arduino UNO is a fun way to get started exploring electronics. Looky here: Installation Plugging an Arduino into the Jetson TK1 through a USB […]
Connecting a Microsoft Kinect to NVIDIA Jetson TK1 The video describes connecting a Microsoft Kinect to the NVIDIA Jetson TK1 Development Kit. The Kinect provides 3D depth information about a […]
Filmed a couple of NVIDIA Jetson TK1 Demos. These demos are supplied with the board from the NVIDIA support website. Both show the performance of using hardware acceleration with the […]
In the NVIDIA Jetson TK1 Unboxing video we open the box in an action packed adventure. Looky here: Introduction The NVIDIA Jetson TK1 Development Kit is built around the Tegra […]
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