At the thirty-second Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurlPS) in Montreal, Canada, NVIDIA hosted the NVIDIA AI Tech Workshop, a workshop about how GPU-accelerated computing is transforming the landscape of computational science and AI. “This workshop gives us an opportunity to show the AI community what we’re doing as a company, to help researchers … Continued
At NeurIPS in Montreal, Canada, NVIDIA introduced the TITAN RTX, the world’s most powerful GPU for the PC, providing massive performance for AI research, data science and content creation. Below is a summary of the newly announced developer software which will take advantage of the NVIDIA Turing architecture behind the TITAN RTX. NGX SDK NVIDIA … Continued
To help accelerate AI research and further discovery across deep learning sciences, the NVIDIA Research team is announcing the opening of a core AI/ML lab in Santa Clara, California. The new lab will be led by computer scientist Anima Anandkumar and will complement existing NVIDIA labs run by several world-renowned researchers. “This lab will push … Continued
The model, COVID-Net CT-2, was built using a number of large and diverse datasets created over several months with the University of Waterloo and is publicly available on GitHub.
Making quality music is tough – it requires talent, time, and in most cases technological expertise. This can be a major roadblock for YouTubers, filmmakers, video game designers, coffee shop singers, music producers, and many others. To help accelerate the process – AIVA – a Luxembourg-based startup developed a tool that can help musicians and … Continued
This week top Robotics researchers have gathered in Montreal, Canada to present their cutting edge research.
The NVIDIA Clara devkit, NVIDIA Clara Holoscan, and us4us front end help build AI models on streaming data for ultrasounds, to remove artifacts like aliasing.
University of Waterloo researchers are using deep learning and computer vision to develop autonomous exoskeleton legs to help users walk, climb stairs, and avoid obstacles.
At the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems in Montreal, Canada (NeurIPS), NVIDIA announced the TITAN RTX GPU. The NVIDIA TITAN RTX is the world’s most powerful desktop GPU, providing performance for AI research, data science, and creative applications. “Turing is NVIDIA’s biggest advance in a decade – fusing shaders, ray tracing, and deep learning … Continued
Throughout 2018, NVIDIA and Epic Games have led the charge in showing what development teams can pull off with real-time ray tracing. During GDC, they worked together to create a short demo entitled “Reflections” Amazing, isn’t it? We’ve reached a stage where real-time ray tracing techniques can be used to construct a sequence that … Continued
This week, NVIDIA researchers from the newly opened robotics research lab in Seattle, Washington are presenting a new proof of concept reinforcement learning approach that aims to enhance how robots trained in simulation will perform in the real world.
As another step toward enabling robots to work effectively in complex environments, robotics researchers from NVIDIA have developed a novel deep learning-based system that allows a robot to perceive household objects in its environment for the purpose of grasping the objects and interacting with them. With this technique, the robot is able to perform simple … Continued
Explore NVIDIA Metropolis partners showcasing new technologies to improve city mobility at the ITS America 2021.
Current style transfer models are large and require substantial computing resources to achieve the desired results. To accelerate the work and make style transfer a tool that is more widely adopted, researchers from NVIDIA and the University of California, Merced developed a new deep learning-based algorithm for style transfer that is effective and efficient. The … Continued
Can you picture what it would be like to navigate the streets of New York City without a smartphone? If you’re a local, it’s easy, but if you’re a tourist, it can be daunting. To help alleviate the problem, researchers from the University of Montreal in Canada, and Facebook developed a deep learning-based system called “Talk … Continued
