Thanks for the share. I love this! Curious where you typically get these cases for Jetsons (not just this model, but all different models.) I have found many to be lacking, especially when attaching cameras.
This prevents me from playing with IoT ML projects, because otherwise, it these look...scary -- a chip with a bunch of wires hanging out.
A lot of times someone like Sparkfun will have lots of developer kit items and cases. For the Jetson Nano you can do a quick Google search to find something on Etsy or Amazon.
I have a Jetson nano. Really disappointing device.
The cpu is terrible. I bought it to experiment with reinforcement learning, with a model with low, but non trivial, cpu needs. Unfortunately it's so non performant that I never was able to do anything useful with it.
The Ubuntu distribution that works with it is still being updated, but still based on 1804. Decrepit python makes for poor ai ml experience. Poor cpu means fresh install of some basic python packages takes overnight. Need to combine package updates with apt, with python install with pip --user, just to get packages working. Recent openai gym packages won't even install.
The default desktop is Ubuntu's absurd gpu/cpu toasty warmer. Even idle, the heat sink feels like a fire hazard.
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The cpu is terrible. I bought it to experiment with reinforcement learning, with a model with low, but non trivial, cpu needs. Unfortunately it's so non performant that I never was able to do anything useful with it.
The Ubuntu distribution that works with it is still being updated, but still based on 1804. Decrepit python makes for poor ai ml experience. Poor cpu means fresh install of some basic python packages takes overnight. Need to combine package updates with apt, with python install with pip --user, just to get packages working. Recent openai gym packages won't even install.
The default desktop is Ubuntu's absurd gpu/cpu toasty warmer. Even idle, the heat sink feels like a fire hazard.
Had high hopes, ended up being a poor use of $100