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On-Demand Webinar: JetPack SDK: Overview, Installation and Key features

Feb 19, 2020
By Nefi Alarcon
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  • NVIDIA JetPack SDK provides a comprehensive solution for building AI applications on Jetson-based autonomous machines with OS images, libraries, APIs, samples, developer tools, and documentation.
  • JetPack 4.3 introduces Debian package-based component installation, support for running containerized applications, and the Vision Programming Interface (VPI) for accelerated computer vision.
  • NVIDIA SDK Manager streamlines the installation process for JetPack across all Jetson modules.

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JetPack SDK is the most comprehensive solution for building Jetson-based AI applications for autonomous machines. It includes the latest OS image, along with libraries and APIs, samples, developer tools, and documentation — all that is needed to accelerate your AI application development.

This webinar will provide you with a deep understanding of JetPack including live demonstration of key new features in JetPack 4.3 which is the latest  production software release for all Jetson modules.

NVIDIA JetPack SDK is the most comprehensive solution for building AI applications.

Topics Covered in the Webinar:

  • JetPack overview including software stack and key components
  • JetPack installation using NVIDIA SDK Manager
  • Live demo of the new features of JetPack 4.3 such as 
    • JetPack component installation using Debian packages
    • Running containerized applications
    • Vision Programming Interface (VPI)
  • Developer resources available for Jetson 

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Nefi Alarcon
About Nefi Alarcon
Nefi Alarcon is a senior executive communications manager on NVIDIA's leadership team. He has years of media relations and communication experience, and has previously worked at Google, Mozilla, and CNN. He received his bachelor's degree in Journalism from George Washington University.

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