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NVIDIA Corporation was founded in 1993. A year later, the company partnered with ST Microelectronics. By 1997, the company had sold its first million units of RIVA 128, a 128-bit 3D graphics processor. The late 1990s… More about the brand
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NVIDIA Corporation was founded in 1993. A year later, the company partnered with ST Microelectronics. By 1997, the company had sold its first million units of RIVA 128, a 128-bit 3D graphics processor. The late 1990s marked the beginning of production and sales of the first GeForce series graphics card for PCs. In 2002, NVIDIA reached 100 million GPU sales, topping the fastest growing companies in the US at the time. Nine years later, the number of products sold from NVIDIA reached one billion. In 2014, NVIDIA launched the Jetson series of single board computers as one of the market's answers to the iconic Raspberry Pi.

NVIDIA - High Performance Single Board Minicomputers

The Jetson Nano minicomputer from Botland is a powerful capability harvester designed for embedded systems and artificial intelligence applications. On the PCB of Jetson Nano there is a processor based on four Cortex-A57 cores, which operates at a maximum frequency of 1.43 GHz. During the use of applications with increased demand for computing power, the built-in heat sink perfectly increases the efficiency of heat dissipation. Also featured here is one of NVIDIA's flagship products, the Maxwell GPU, with 128 cores that deliver outstanding image quality to a monitor or display via onboard HDMI and CSI connections. You'll also find a 40-pin GPIO connector on the Jetson Nano board, identical to those on Raspberry Pi boards. Internet connectivity is provided via an Ethernet port that allows data exchange at speeds up to 1Gbps.

Accessory Kits for NVIDIA Minicomputers

We also offer practical accessories and external devices to further enhance the usability of NVIDIA minicomputers. The 12.3 megapixel HQ lens camera kit works with Xavier and Jetson Nano minicomputers. The focal length of the lens is 6 mm. The camera design uses an IMX477 sensor, which provides very high image resolution and a viewing angle of up to 65°. Along with the camera and lens we receive a metal case, user manual, HDMI to CSI adapter, as well as HDMI cable and a tripod for the camera.