NVIDIA has launched Isaac GR00T N1, the first fully customizable foundation model for humanoid robotics. This innovative model aims to address global labor shortages by enabling robots to perform complex tasks with human-like reasoning. The dual-system architecture of GR00T N1 allows for rapid instinctive actions and analytical decision-making, enhancing robotic capabilities significantly.
In addition to GR00T N1, NVIDIA introduced Cosmos World Foundation Models, which empower developers to create AI-driven environments. Collaborations with Google DeepMind and Disney Research for the Newton physics engine further enhance the potential for robotics in various industries. These advancements signal a new era in robotics, where AI can seamlessly integrate into everyday tasks and healthcare applications.
• NVIDIA introduces the first customizable foundation model for humanoid robotics.
• Collaboration with Google and Disney enhances robotics capabilities through physics engine development.
A foundation model serves as a base for developing specialized AI applications, like humanoid robotics.
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A physics engine simulates physical interactions in a virtual environment, crucial for realistic robotic behavior.
NVIDIA is a leader in AI technology, developing models and frameworks for robotics and autonomous systems.
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