Gemma hackathon winner: robot brain failover to another machine in 625ms, no cloud
agihouse_org · x · 2026-11-14
A winning team at the Google DeepMind Gemma Hardware Hackathon built a system where, if the computer running a robot's brain crashes mid-sentence, the sentence resumes on another machine 625 ms later — no cloud, no internet. NVIDIA Robotics' Aditya Sahu explains running Gemma 4 locally on Jetson.
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