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READY’s ForgeOS operating system and NVIDIA Isaac Sim on Omniverse offer Toyota ease of programming and realistic simulation.

Neocis plans to use its funding for further development and marketing of the Yomi surgical robot approved by the FDA for dental implants.

Integration will enable engineers to simulate accurate camera, lidar, radar and thermal camera sensors to train autonomous vehicles.

Generative AI and large language models can improve robot training, perception, and human-machine interactions, says NVIDIA and its partners.

NVIDIA picks robots that showed special prowess — swimming, diving, gripping, seeing, strolling and flying — through 2023.

Orbbec’s Persee N1 combines a stereo-vision 3D camera and a computer based on NVIDIA Jetson for accurate and reliable data. 

NVIDIA technologies are helping supply chains add new levels of automation, as seen in its work with Adobe, Amazon, and Zipline.

NVIDIA said roboticists will have improved access to preconfigured virtual machines to run Isaac Sim workloads.

Techman said its TM25S, the latest entry in its TM AI Series S cobots, is suitable for heavier payloads in palletizing and welding.

NVIDIA has created a Jetson Generative AI Lab for developers to use with the latest open-source generative AI models. 

Robotics developer Kabilan KB is bringing autonomous navigation to wheelchairs with the aim of helping improve mobility for people with disabilities. 

NVIDIA will be reviewing the latest trends, research, and impact of Generative AI on robotics.

SCHUNK and READY Robotics have announced a partnership to develop an Automation Explorer simulation tool using NVIDIA’s Omniverse Platform.

NVIDIA Robotics Research has announced new work that combines text prompts, video input, and simulation to teach robots more efficiently. 

On the podcast this week we interview 2023 Joseph F. Engelberger winner Roberta Nelson Shea about her career in robotics safety standards development.

NVIDIA’s latest innovations aim to ride the wave of generative AI advancements made in recent months. 

Numurus has joined NVIDIA Metropolis, a partner program focused on bringing vision AI applications to market. NEPI is a commercial, open-source, turnkey OS.

NVIDIA announces new features and capabilities that support the acceleration and growth of AI-based solutions for robotics and simulation.

Soft Robotics applies NVIDIA Isaac Sim’s synthetic data to food processing automation in efforts to improve safety and increase production.

New features include cloud accessibility, support for ROS 2 Humble and Windows, improved motion generation extension for robot arms and the ability to add human characters to simulation environments.

TÜV SÜD has determined that NVIDIA’s DRIVE OS 5.2 software meets the ISO 26262 ASIL B standard, which targets functional safety in road vehicles’ systems.

NVIDIA used its Isaac Gym RL robotics simulator to train an Allegro Hand, a lightweight, anthropomorphic robotic hand.