Lynette Farinas
Lynette Farinas heads up global marketing for NVIDIA embedded computing, including Jetson. After six years in marketing and communications with Xerox, Lynette moved into developer marketing, spending the better part of a decade with Nokia and Microsoft leading global developer marketing communications for mobile. A world traveler who speaks multiple languages, Lynette spent over two years volunteering for the Peace Corps in West Africa and Guatemala, and can tell you a story or two about her adventures across the world.
GTC Offers Educational Sessions to Meet Exponential Demand for AI and Robotics Skills
The demand for specialization in AI and robotics is growing more than ever. Roles in these two fields are multiplying across many industries, with titles such as AI specialist and… Read article >
Maker’s Dozen: NVIDIA Researchers to Present Advances in Human-Robot Interaction and More at ICRA
Thousands of researchers from around the globe will gather this week for the flagship conference for all things robotics, the International Conference on Robotics and Automation, where 14 papers from… Read article >
Hands-On AI: Duckietown Foundation Offering Free edX Robotics Course Powered by NVIDIA Jetson Nano 2GB
For many, the portal into AI is robotics. And one of the best ways to get good at robotics is to get hands on. Roll up your sleeves, because this… Read article >
AI Devices that Walk, Roll and Fly — and Tacos — Draw Developers to NVIDIA HQ
At an event that spanned everything from robots to the software and semiconductors that power them, our team in charge of autonomous machines hosted Thursday the first public meetup at… Read article >
Researchers and Robots Swarm Japan’s RoboCup Competition
Some robots played soccer. Others tackled picking and packing duties in a simulated warehouse. Still others competed to see which could tackle household chores, like setting the table. 100,000 spectators… Read article >
At GTC, Glimpse the Future of Makers, Intelligent Machines and More
They’re coming by air, land and sea. Drones, robots, underwater submersibles — even an AI city, or at least the applications that power it — will all be under one… Read article >