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YOLOv10n INT8 Inference on GPU and NPU

Application DetectionYOLOv10nINT8GPU / NPU
YOLOv10n INT8 detection output
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Inference with the YOLOv10n model was conducted on both NVIDIA AGX Orin and Qualcomm EXMP-Q911 platforms, utilizing their respective GPU and NPU. A confidence threshold of 0.5 was applied, and the visual outputs were found to be highly comparable.

Jetson AGX Orin

Platform information

  • RAM: 32GB
  • TensorRT SDK Version: 8.5.2.2

How to Use

We are using the Ultralytics framework as a reference

Convert model:

{{ cbConvert.fname }} bash

Inference:

{{ cbInfer.fname }} bash

EXMP-Q911

Supported Versions

Choose the iQ-Studio version that matches your platform. To check your BSP version, run cat /etc/innodisk/BSP-version on the platform.

Your platformiQ-Studio version
BSP v2.5.0 or laterv0.0.11 or later
BSP earlier than v2.5.0v0.0.10
Ubuntu image x09v0.0.10

For v0.0.10, run git checkout v0.0.10 in the iQ-Studio directory before ./install.sh. To return to the latest version, run git checkout main.

Platform information

  • RAM: 36GB
  • Qnn SDK Version: 2.38

How to Use

Use the iqs-launcher to start the application.

{{ cbLaunch.fname }} bash

If you want to change the video, please put your video in the current directory.

{{ cbVideo.fname }} bash

Output location: The predicted video will be saved in the output folder.

Conclusion

In this case, GPU and NPU performance is almost identical, but the NPU has a lower cost and lower power consumption.

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