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Brain Pods seamlessly integrate with your existing infrastructure to provide hot-swappable upgrade, or quick drop-in-replacements for each node in the chain.

Nvidia already produces a 'brain pod' in the form of an xavier w/ 512 cuda cores and 8 core ARM CPU for $1299. https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/buy/jetson-agx-xavier-devkit But I wonder if you can get granular access to the GPU? Like divide it up into four discrete 128 cudas? And then each sub-core so-configured runs simple but robust machine vision-hearing-speech system. Open source intelligence and auditing pod. But also pick and place brain. A kind of smart binoculars? A kind of robotic head that automates counting and reporting. Hearing, speech, sight. Perform some kind of task when you are X distance from this QR code.

Brain pod is just a series of discrete but overlapping single-purpose image-recognition containers (jetsons) behind a slurm workload manager. Dedicated GPU access ensures efficiency. It's a very dumb brain made of very robust image recognition, motion detection, classification capabilities and so on. It's not an RTOS driven system by any measure but individual components can provide an RTOS-like ensemble.