NVIDIA Jetson AGX Xavier Development Kit

NVIDIA | A-000000-04217

Fast, powerful, economical and easy to use, the Jetson AGX Xavier Development Kit is built around the high-performance AGX Xavier, the NVIDIA Jetson development board that replaced the Jetson TX2.

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Jetson AGX Xavier Development Kit: inject new life into your robotics applications

The Jetson AGX Xavier Development Kit, built around the development board of the same name, is designed to facilitate and accelerate the creation of robotics applications and the development of artificial intelligence. It allows rapid and ambitious prototyping of robotics solutions in the fields of research and higher education as well as in the manufacture and marketing of embedded solutions.

This NVIDIA Jetson kit includes 2 USB type C connectors, a micro USB connector, a microSD/UFS port, a 40-pin GPIO connector, an Ethernet connector and an eSATA and USB 3.1 type A connection, not to mention the HDMI port. Enough to work on a large number of creations with the help of a JetPack, which is the NVIDIA SDK you can download and install on Linux.

Scale-up of the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Xavier board

With up to 32 tera operations per second, a graphics card powered by 512 Tensor cores, 32 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage capacity on the eMMC 5.1 module, the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Xavier board offers a performance easily superior to that of the Jetson TX2. It is also 10 times more energy efficient, a quality that will not escape the attention of autonomous robotics enthusiasts.

Its NVDLA acceleration engines will boost inference operations during all your deep learning activities. And the VLIW processor will take care of your image processing needs. The board can encode four 4Kp60 streams and two 8Kp30 streams, with video codecs for decoding.