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Developer Voices

News, Research, CUDA, Developer Voices, GeForce, Tesla

Nadeem Mohammad, posted May 26 2017

We love seeing all of the NVIDIA GPU-related tweets – here’s some that we came across this week: "Unless you've not been living under a rock, you know what this is ( pointing to a Titan GPU)". @MRAguy #deeplearning — Raghav (@SuperVoxel) May 19, 2017 My current dev box for #selfdriving #AI on #GPUs: triple

Smart Device Brings AI Control to Your Camera

News, cuDNN, GeForce, Image Processing, Internet of Things, Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence, Media & Entertainment

Nadeem Mohammad, posted May 25 2017

Arsenal, a camera technology startup from Bozeman, Montana, is an intelligent camera assistant that leverages deep learning to determine the optimal settings for the scene you’re shooting. “Today’s cameras have amazing optics, but they do very little to actually help you take a good photo,” said Ryan Stout, Arsenal’s founder and CEO. “You can go

Robot Uses Deep Learning to Grasp Awkward and Unusual Objects

Research, cuDNN, GeForce, Higher Education / Academia, Image Processing, Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence, Robotics

Nadeem Mohammad, posted May 24 2017

Researchers from University of California, Berkeley and Siemens designed a robot that learns how to grip new objects just by studying a database of 3D shapes. Using a GTX 1080 GPU and cuDNN with the TensorFlow deep learning framework, the team generated 6.7 million synthetic point clouds from thousands of 3D models to train their

Explaining How End-to-End Deep Learning Steers a Self-Driving Car

Features, Autonomous Vehicles, Deep Learning, Drive PX, Visualization

Nadeem Mohammad, posted May 23 2017

As part of a complete software stack for autonomous driving, NVIDIA has created a deep-learning-based system, known as PilotNet, which learns to emulate the behavior of human drivers and can be deployed as a self-driving car controller. PilotNet is trained using road images paired with the steering angles generated by a human driving a data-collection car. It […]

Artificial Intelligence and Drones Help Combat Poaching in Africa

News, Research, cuDNN, Image Processing, Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Tesla, Video Processing, Workstation

Nadeem Mohammad, posted May 23 2017

Boston-based AI startup Neurala has partnered with the Lindbergh Foundation in an effort to combat poaching in Africa using intelligent drones and deep learning. “This is a terrific example of how AI technology can be a vital force for good,” said Neurala CEO Max Versace. “We’re thrilled to be working with the Lindbergh Foundation in

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