Example Projects for Blueprint Workflows#

These example projects demonstrate advanced AI workflows using NVIDIA AI Workbench and showcase different approaches to building enterprise-grade AI applications. The projects highlight:

  • PDF to Podcast Blueprint: Transform PDF documents into engaging podcast-style audio content using AI-powered text-to-speech conversion and natural-sounding voices.

  • Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) Blueprint: Implement a foundational RAG pipeline with advanced retrieval techniques, multimodal document processing, and enterprise-grade architecture using NVIDIA NIM microservices.

  • AI-Q Research and Reporting Blueprint: Create a deep research assistant that generates detailed reports using on-premise data sources, parallel search capabilities, and human-in-the-loop feedback.

These blueprints are ideal for developers, researchers, and organizations looking to:

  • Build scalable, enterprise-grade AI applications with NVIDIA’s latest technologies

  • Implement advanced retrieval and generation systems for knowledge management

  • Create multimodal AI assistants that can process text, images, and documents

  • Develop research automation tools with comprehensive reporting capabilities

  • Leverage NVIDIA NIM microservices for production-ready AI deployments

Each blueprint provides comprehensive documentation, sample data, and deployment options including Docker Compose and NVIDIA AI Workbench integration.

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PDF to Podcast Blueprint

An example project that transforms PDFs into AI podcasts for engaging on-the-go audio content.

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Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) Blueprint

An example project that provides a reference solution for a foundational Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) pipeline.

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AI-Q Research and Reporting Blueprint

An example project that create a deep research assistant that generates detailed reports using on-premise data.

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