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Any idea what kind of compute a self-driving car(with a trained network) will need ?
by petra 10y ago
Any idea what kind of compute a self-driving car(with a trained network) will need ?
- dharma1 10y agoDepends massively on what the software is doing, there is still no standardisation on what a self-driving car means. Nvidia is pushing PX2 but I have a feeling they are too expensive for most cars - don't know the exact price but "a few thousand dollars" was quoted for the Teslas that use them. Some specs - http://wccftech.com/nvidia-drive-px2-pascal-gtc-2016/ http://wccftech.com/nvidia-drive-px2-pascal-gtc-2016/ At the same time Qualcomm is pushing their much less performant chips for self-driving cars, but at a much lower price point (hundreds of dollars)
- nl 10y agoSomething pretty close to this: http://www.nvidia.com/object/drive-px.html http://www.nvidia.com/object/drive-px.html (I believe they are currently recommending the 4 GPU version shown on at the bottom of that page under "DRIVE PX 2 FOR FULLY AUTONOMOUS DRIVING") The key here isn't that this isn't a full power desktop GPU, but it will run inference on a CUDA-compatible kernel. That give NVidia a complete end-to-end modelling, training and driving platform. No one else has that.