NVIDIA Jetson Thor: Robotics & AI Reasoning Powerhouse

August 27, 2025 1:24 pm

NVIDIA Jetson Thor: Robotics & AI Reasoning Powerhouse

NVIDIA‍ expands its Jetson platform with powerful ‌new offerings, ‍accelerating advancements in robotics, edge AI, and autonomous vehicles. ⁣The ‍company recently unveiled the Jetson ⁤AGX Thor developer kit and Jetson T5000 modules, alongside updates to the NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor platform.

The Jetson AGX Thor developer kit is now available, starting⁤ at $3,499. it’s ⁤designed for developers pushing ⁣the boundaries of AI and robotics. jetson T5000 modules are ⁢also available, beginning ‍at $2,999 for 1,000-unit purchases. You can purchase ⁢both directly from authorized ⁢NVIDIA partners ‌through the

I’ve found that a robust growth platform⁢ is crucial for accelerating innovation in⁣ the automotive industry.‍ The DRIVE AGX Thor offers:

End-to-End Solution: It provides a complete platform for developing and validating ⁣autonomous driving‍ systems.
Scalability: The ‌platform is designed to scale from development to ⁢production, streamlining the deployment process.
Safety and Reliability: It‍ incorporates advanced safety features ⁢and redundancy to‌ ensure the reliability of autonomous systems.

You can also participate in upcoming hackathons focused on leveraging these new ⁣technologies. These events,in collaboration with

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