Last Friday, I wrote some special coverage for my TAZR Trader members on the SIGGRAPH computer vision event that NVIDIA (NVDA) attended in Vancouver. I include those notes below under "Robots From The ...

Neura Robotics, which focuses on cognitive robotics development, has joined the Nvidia Humanoid Robot Developer Program and is using the Nvidia Isaac robot development platform with its Neuraverse ...

The open-source Newton Physics Engine — codeveloped with Google DeepMind and Disney Research, and now available in NVIDIA Isaac Lab — helps researchers and developers create more capable and adaptable ...

As Nvidia Corp. announced new robotics innovations at last week’s Conference on Robot Learning in South Korea, the company continues to extend its product line with new capabilities and enhancements. ...

Developers can use Apple Vision Pro to teleoperate robots for capturing demonstration data. Developers Gain Access to New NVIDIA NIM Microservices for Robotics Simulation in Isaac Lab and Isaac Sim, ...

Artificial intelligence kickstarted Nvidia's latest technological advancements, and now the company is expanding these developments by going all in for its 'Project GR00T' which aims to train the ...

Autonomous robots are moving beyond scripted motions and narrow task automation into a new era of adaptable, environment-aware intelligence. At ...

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Aug. 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SIGGRAPH -- NVIDIA today announced new NVIDIA Omniverse™ libraries and NVIDIA Cosmos™ world foundation models (WFMs) that accelerate the ...

Now Available, Fully Customizable Foundation Model Brings Generalized Skills and Reasoning to Humanoid Robots NVIDIA (NVDA), Google DeepMind and Disney Research Collaborate to Develop Next-Generation ...

What if robots could be trained in full digital factories before touching the real world? Can a simulation model make that possible?