NVIDIA Seattle DGX Spark hack winners: offline survival app LifeKit and wearable assistant Memo
NVIDIA Developer · youtube · 2026-09-15
NVIDIA Developer Community will livestream interviews with winning teams from the NVIDIA DGX Spark Hack in Seattle, where developers built apps running locally on the Acer Veriton GN100 powered by the GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip.
Featured winners:
- LifeKit (Spark Track winner): an offline survival companion combining local models, vision, speech, navigation, and curated knowledge that keeps working without internet access.
- Memo (Best Use of NVIDIA Nemotron Lightning): a local-first wearable assistant that remembers selected personal objects, answers everyday questions, and connects a trusted person when human help is needed.
Both teams will demo their projects live, explain how they built them, and take questions.
More from Companies & People
- Musk and Shotwell on All-In: AI's Real Risks, Model Peer Review, Terafab and More — PaulYacoubian · 2026-09-15
- OneGov 2.0 offers ChatGPT to US agencies at half price, from federal to tribal level — emmanuelvivier · 2026-09-15
- BOLD Lab Founder Talks AI Beyond Scaling in Hour-Long Podcast; First Fellows Batch Closes Today — j_foerst · 2026-09-15
- Timeline analysis: Coxon's resignation was real, but the amplification was coordinated — ElonMuskLegacy · 2026-09-15
- "Copilot will win the AI harness wars — just look at Teams vs Slack" — Dan_Jeffries1 · 2026-09-15
- Rishi Bommasani: The real cost of joining a frontier lab is losing your public voice — RishiBommasani · 2026-09-15