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Reasoning
The model’s reasoning for each decision appears here as it drives.
Alpamayo 2 Edge
Autonomous drivingnvidia/
NVIDIA's driving model says what it will do and why, and plans the car's path.
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A 9B decision model picks every move of Dino, Tetris and Pinball, on the device, in real time.
- Latency
- 41.0 ms
- 1.97× faster
- Median time per decision
Pick a game
Every move is the model's own choice. Play shows one of its recorded games at random.
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A full 3D body mesh from a single photo.
- Latency
- 92 ms
- Photo to 3D body, one person (median)
A photo with one or more people (up to 5, the largest first). The detector finds them; each is cropped by their box padded 1.25× and made square, warped to 512×512 and normalized with ImageNet's mean and std (upstream's top-down transform).
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Turn a few words into a picture, right on the device.
- Latency
- 430.57 ms
- 1.49× faster
- Median time per image
Try an example prompt
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Take a photo, or pick one, and ask about it.
- Throughput
- 37.8 tok/s
- 2.47× faster
- End-to-end
An image for the prompt to ask about (optional), sent as an OpenAI image_url in the same user message; encoded by the model's visual engine.
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Click an object in your video and watch it tracked on an entry-level Jetson.
- Latency
- 34.26 ms
- Median GPU time
A clip of up to 60 s and 8 MiB (MP4/H.264 or WebM). Every frame is tracked (up to 30 a second) for a clip of up to 6 s; a longer one at a lower rate, at least 10 frames a second, up to 180 frames.
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Instruction-following robot policy for manipulation tasks.
- Latency
- 66.85 ms
- Latency per action chunk, median
Try an example instruction
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Real-time object detection, every object boxed and named.
- Latency
- 2.082 ms
- 1.10× faster
- Median GPU time
A photo: JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MiB. serve.py turns it upright (its EXIF orientation), resizes it to a square 560×560 (bilinear, antialiased; no letterbox) and normalizes it with ImageNet's mean and std into the engine's input [1, 3, 560, 560].
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Show it a scene and ask what happens next.
- Throughput
- 37.8 tok/s
- 2.47× faster
- End-to-end
An image for the prompt to ask about (optional), sent as an OpenAI image_url in the same user message; encoded by the model's visual engine.
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Name any object in words and it finds it in the photo.
- Latency
- 159.8 ms
- Photo and prompt to boxes, median
A photo; boxes use its upright pixels.
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Click an object in your video and watch it tracked frame by frame on a Jetson.
- Latency
- 6.37 ms
- Median GPU time
A clip of up to 60 s and 8 MiB (MP4/H.264 or WebM). Every frame is tracked (up to 30 a second) for a clip of up to 15 s; a longer one at a lower rate, at least 10 frames a second, up to 450 frames.
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See what a vision backbone sees. Every patch of your photo coloured by what it is.
- Latency
- 2.560 ms
- 1.18× faster
- Median GPU time
One photo, ≤8 MiB / 16 MP; EXIF upright, shorter side resized to 256, centre 224×224 crop, ImageNet normalization.
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