Ultimate Jetson Orin Nano Walkthrough

The NVIDIA Jetson Orin Developer Kit is the new king of small form factor AI.

It's great for applications like robotics and smart cameras where you need a lot of AI processing in a small amount of space. The SBC Jetson Orin Nano provides 40 TOPS while using only 15W of power!

You'll need a 64GB micro SD card too:

Also available at other NVIDIA distributors:
- Arrow
- Siliconhighwaydirect
- Sparkfun
- Seeed Studios

00:00 Intro
00:06 Unboxing
01:32 Remove Jetson Orin Nano Module
02:16 Orin Nano Module
04:41 Developer Kit Reference Carrier Board
06:33 Underside of Carrier Board
07:05 Software
07:35 Demonstrations

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[joevaldivia]

Your video production is superb. Your explainer-in-chief skills are spot on.
Its going to be an interesting ride following the future arc of the embedded Jetson line of products.
They just get more powerful with every iteration.

[gn]

Now eagerly waiting for you to give us an IGX Orin Developer Kit review. That would be amazing! :)

[masseteilchen]

Fantastic news! Thank you for reviewing it. I had to stop half way through and place an order 😅😅

[techboy]

As always a perfect introduction to this awesome new product. Hope you'll be running more benchmarks and maybe use the Issac ros sdk on this devkit

[joejoecreampuff]

Does the voltage input effect the performance in anyway? I'm using one for a project where it has to run headless off battery power but I only have BECs that deliver 5-12.5V. It runs off 12.5V, but I cant find any documentation if lower voltage forces the system to the lower power mode. Any tips?

[pierre.a]

Hi, very interesting video !
I want to build a fixed wing that will need to fly to at least 60 km/h maybe a little more .
Object recognition will be used so I need a good realtime performance .
Do you think the Orin Nano or even NX would be a good option ?
On the real time demo you showed, the video wasn't very impressing.
Thank you

[bertranddherouville]

Hi, thank you for your video. Do you know if the Google Coral M.2 key (with or without two TPU) is recognized when plugeed into the M.2 slot ?

[kerseyfabs]

Fantastic and thorough overview as usual! Thanks!

[theabyss]

I really hope they're gonna sell them at MSRP. The original Nano costs now 340$ where I live (after currency conversion).

[te]

Hi ya is it possible to boot via the ssd alone without the micro sd card?

[mattcranor]

Jim, Great video and really love your channel. Keep it coming, amigo!

[ttaylorrd]

wow! I'm impressed w the product and the presentation. Good stuff.

[robotika-qdlu]

Thank you. A long time fan of your awesome channel.

[jeffinkachappilly]

Hi, great video by the way.
I am planning to buy jetson dev kit for my robotic car and in a dilemma right now as to which one to buy. I plan to implement various deep learning projects, so would like to have something powerful and current (jetson nano dev kit very weak and Orin AGX dev kit way too powerful and expensive). Initially I was considering AGX Xavier dev kits, but those cost around $1.3K in amazon these days. Would you say Orin nano can be considered as replacement for Xavier AGX in terms of performance?
Do you have any other suggestions for dev kits around $1K?
I would like to ask one more opinion:
Which is a better investment, buying cheap jetson dev kits (<$700) and powerful lap with Nvidia 40series GPU or buying Orin AGx dev kit (2K) and continue using 6 year old laptop?

Thanks

[ucbuiminh]

4:58 can i use Raspberry Pi Camera V2 with this new NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano?

[sy]

That CAN header we need to know more about, that would be a huge plus! Still the pricing does not compare with what we would normally expect, in the past as processors became faster the prices would drop not go up.

[stuartmaclean]

Must say looking forward to getting my teeth into the Jetson Orin for attaching various block cameras to Orin via the CSI-2 MIPI D-PHY interface by developing a V4L2 driver. Tried integration on RPi but our block cams do YUV4:2:2 and the GPU core of Broadcom chips really only do Bayer RGB... but from working with the Jetson TX2 I do expect YUV4:2:2 in the Orin. Off course it will be interesting to see what libcamera (big on the RPi) is like on the Jetson as that really looks like its getting pushed heavily in the open source community.

[bindusagar]

Hello
Thankyou for the very informative video.
But i have one doubt i, e what is the voltge recommend for this to work seamlessly

[krunalpatel]

Hi! Can i interface a full hd mobile display in it?

[Bwajster]

Hi, appologies for this might be a silly question, what is the difference between the Jetson Orin Nano development kit and the Jetson nano edge device in terms of form factor, interfaces, ports, connectors, performance, power consumption etc.