With all due respect to your very informative piece, having worked with NVIDIA Jetson technology since its inception, I have found severe limits on the frame rate during object recognition and tracking.
Using highly optimized methods for human recognition the fastest frame rate on a Jetson II at much lower resolution than 4K is seven frames per second. Given that the device has thirteen cameras it would be an amazing feat if it could autonomously navigate at all.
I predict that early adopters will be in for a shock.
Maybe you should consider further verification by getting a demonstration?
Edward Hoffman
Director of AI
StreamingAlpha inc.
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Skydio launches R1 autonomous, self-flying camera powered by Nvidia Jetson AI supercomputer
Redwood City, Calif. Skydio in Redwood City, California, has unveiled its first product: the R1 autonomous flying camera in what company officials consider a step toward the future of autonomous drones and enabler of a new type of visual storytelling.
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