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Re: GRIP on NVIDIA Jetson TK1

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Hello everyone,

My team and I are interested in using GRIP for one of our off season competitions. We have decided that we want to run GRIP from an NVIDIA Jetson TK1. I have looked on the GIThub article about deploying to a co processor, but it only lists the steps for deploying to the Raspberry Pi 2. Do the same steps apply for deploying to the NVIDIA Jetson TK1, or are they different? In the event the steps are different, can you please explain what those steps are?

Thanks,

Jonathan Daniel
I have no way of knowing why you chose the Jetson over the RPi, but I'm sure you have your reasons.
If you would allow me, you might want to look into using an RPi with OpenCV. When taking this approach, we are able to process frames at a rate faster than the camera can deliver them. Would knowing that help you reconsider your choice?
I have no experience with the Jetson and I know teams that have been quite successful with them, but I also know a few teams that really struggled with them. Just food for thought.
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