NVIDIA announced that it will hold a free online "NVIDIA Jetson Developer Meetup" for developers on July 14th. At this meetup, NVIDIA will showcase the latest technologies in autonomous machines and edge AI applications through in-depth sessions with Jetson-based startups and Jetson platform experts.

This meetup will feature key update sessions on DeepStream and Isaac Sim, leading the way in video AI and robot simulation.

DeepStream's cutting-edge capabilities enable real-time performance for complex video AI applications. For multi-sensor and multi-model designs, it accelerates development time with the latest sensors, models, and trackers, while leveraging AI to maximize performance.

Isaac Sim is a robotics simulation and synthetic data generation (SDG) tool that accelerates AI-powered robotics development, enabling developers to create commercial datasets to train AI perception models. Developers can simulate robot navigation and manipulation and build test environments for continuous validation of robotics applications.

In addition, we will examine the future vision of the embedded, smart city, and robotics industries through domestic industrial application cases.

By session, Allxon, FALinux, and NEUBILITY will be participating and giving presentations.

This meetup will feature a presentation by Zoey Kung, Customer Success Manager at Allxon. As an NVIDIA Jetson Echo Partner, Allxon leverages Edge Device Management Solutions (DMS) to easily manage edge devices scattered across the field, providing monitoring and simple control from a single, browser-based portal.

FA Linux is an integrated hardware and software developer spanning the IIoT, wired/wireless, and cloud sectors. They provide total embedded product solutions, from research and development to production and maintenance. They are currently mass-producing and supplying their products using NVIDIA Jetson TX2 and AGX Xavier. At the meetup session, FA Linux's Senior Vice President Younghwa Koh will present.

Newbility, a startup developing a last-mile robot delivery platform, primarily leveraged the NVIDIA Jetson platform to develop deep learning-based cognitive solutions. They used NVIDIA Jetson's TensorRT platform to perform inference on their custom models, and leveraged the DeepStream SDK to streamline the development process for their camera-based inference pipeline. At the meetup session, Kihyuk Kang, Vice President of Newbility, will present.

Meetup participants will have a Q&A session with NVIDIA experts and other experts, and those who pre-register will be provided with presentation materials and videos.

There are various events prepared for participants, and you can have a chance to win. The 3rd Jetson AGX Orin DevKit purchase event is in progress, and a 90-day free Allxon code will be given to all Jetson developer meetup participants, a Ruler 1.0 will be given to 5 people selected through a pre-Facebook sharing event, and a car fan will be given to 5 people through a pre-blog comment event. In addition, it was announced that care kits will be provided to 5 people each through a lucky draw event and a good question event.