Advantech Edge Device Powered by Nvidia Thor Runs RealSense GMSL Cameras
chrismatthieu · x · 2026-07-30
A developer has successfully run JetPack 7.2 on the Advantech AFE-A702 edge computing platform, powered by the Nvidia Thor chip, with native support for RealSense GMSL cameras.
This indicates a smoother integration between high-compute edge devices and high-bandwidth vision sensors in the fields of autonomous driving and embodied AI, providing a more robust hardware foundation for complex on-device perception and real-time processing.
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