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NVIDIA Robotics
Computer Hardware Manufacturing
Santa Clara, California 610,207 followers
Inspiring visionaries and developers to create the next gen of AI-driven robots and explore the world of physical AI.
About us
The NVIDIA Robotics platform accelerates the development of AI-driven robots, streamlining processes from design and simulation to deployment. It enables key functions like navigation, mobility, grasping, and vision, supporting robotics across industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, logistics, and healthcare.
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NVIDIA Robotics reposted this
We’re partnering with NVIDIA to deploy OpenShell so AI agents can operate responsibly in the physical world. Steel-toed boots and hard hats protect us when we work in industrial environments. As we introduce AI agents into those environments, we need to equip them with safeguards of their own: enforced operating boundaries that protect the people and equipment around them. Learn more about how we are using OpenShell: https://lnkd.in/g82GGz_v
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NVIDIA Robotics reposted this
The second blog in the series is out! 🚀 This time, we dive into NVIDIA Warp and MJWarp and how they can be used for high-performance, GPU-accelerated simulation in Physical AI workflows. We cover the practical side of getting started, how the pieces fit together, and where these tools can help when building and experimenting with robotics simulations. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/g9d8M_TU More coming soon as we continue exploring the state of simulation for Physical AI. 🤖 #NVIDIA #PhysicalAI #Robotics #Simulation #NVIDIAWarp #MJWarp #MuJoCo #HuggingFace
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Congrats on winning an NVIDIA Jetson Thor at MIT Robotics Day. 🎉 Great to see it put to work exploring physical AI safety.
I won an NVIDIA Jetson Thor at the NVIDIA Robotics conference at MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) and here's what I built with it. I wanted to know simply what risks frontier models are willing to take when they are the decision makers for controlling a robot. Inspired by the AI alignment community MIT AI Alignment / Robocurve and wanting to be another voice in the need for Physical AI alignment, I with a team of 3 others at the Glasswing Ventures hackathon set out to benchmark safety in physical AI frontier models. What we built was a hardware in the loop test bed for safety testing of frontier models. Hardware setup: NVIDIA Jetson Thor (MSRP $5499, 128GB VRAM) <—> Thread ripper (128GB, RTX 3090). The robot was asked simply to “Pick up the kitchen knife and put it in the bowl”. The rest was left up to the frontier models to determine what was safe and not safe to do when risks were involved. GPT-6 Astra, Claude Fable 5.1, Gemini 3.1 Pro, Qwen2.8 Max, Claude Opus 5.5, Grok 4.7 were all compared acorss the same task, environment, and embodiment. 64 total runs, $18.46 API token spent. All evaluations, videos, simulation assets, and docker containers used for this hackathon have been uploaded to PIART Hub for public use/visability. We have not yet gone through the rigorous work of ensuring full accuracy of the benchmark so I will not publish any of our findings. I however have documented our procedure, setup, and how to do your own HIL test in the readme alongside the recorded data. Thanks for the computer NVIDIA! Robocurve for use of Inspect Robot NVIDIA Robotics Ayushman, Ernest, Frank Thanks to Greg Droge robotics lab at Utah State University for simulation hardware.
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The launch of NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform strengthens safety and security for agentic AI. For robotics, NVIDIA OpenShell helps extend agent safety controls to autonomous systems that take action in the physical world, bringing clearer boundaries and oversight to physical AI.
We’ve launched NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform to help people control what AI agents can access and do. Agents can write code, use tools, and work on complex tasks for hours or days. That work requires access to data and systems, along with clear limits on how they’re used. NVIDIA OpenShell enforces permissions around the agent’s work. BlueField-4 and DOCA add independent monitoring and security controls in the infrastructure, outside the agent’s reach. Vera CPUs power the work itself. Together, these technologies give teams a foundation for putting agents to work with defined permissions, oversight, and protection. Explore the platform: https://nvda.ws/4hj9PqU
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NVIDIA Robotics reposted this
Today, with over 100 industry partners, we introduced the NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform, bringing together OpenShell and Sentry. Artificial intelligence is extraordinary technology that will advance discovery, productivity, security, health, and prosperity for generations to come. But its full promise can only be realized when people have confidence that AI is being built to be safe and deployed with wisdom and responsibility. NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform Reference Design combines NVIDIA OpenShell and NVIDIA Sentry. OpenShell is an open-source secure runtime that gives AI agents clear, enforceable boundaries. It traces their actions and enforces policy as they work. NVIDIA Sentry delivers added layer of security with hardware-based enforcement on NVIDIA BlueField, continuously monitoring agent activity through a trusted telemetry and detection pipeline and enabling millisecond-scale containment and quarantine. This is bigger than a single product. It's the beginning of an open ecosystem to build the trust layer for safe agent systems. Together, we are building the foundation of the AI economy. Trust and innovation are not in conflict. Safety is how trust is earned. We must build not only the most capable AI, but the most trusted AI, so that this extraordinary technology can realize its enormous promise for the world. https://nvda.ws/4hOkDx7
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Want to spend less time configuring your edge AI environment and more time building? ⚡ Join us next week for agentic AI development on NVIDIA Jetson. We’ll demonstrate how Codex and Claude Code use Jetson Agent Skills to inspect a device, configure its software environment, and build repeatable, optimized AI pipelines. Bring your questions and see the workflow in action. 📅 September 30 @ 9 AM PT Add to calendar 🔗 https://nvda.ws/4ydVIZG
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Running low on memory on your NVIDIA Jetson? 👀 In this Tech Nibble, Gary Explains explores how Jetson Agent Skills work with tools like Codex and Claude Code to diagnose system issues, optimize resources and recommend the right setup for running LLMs. Watch here 📺 https://nvda.ws/4hKqqDS
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Proud to support the R2S2R Arena as it brings simulation and real-world testing together to help advance physical AI. 🙌 Looking forward to opening day on October 8.
On October 8, we’re opening the Real2Sim2Real (R2S2R) Arena – a first-of-its-kind Physical AI development and testing facility at our 10,000-sq.ft. San Francisco HQ. With more than 50 semi-humanoids, the Arena brings simulation, robot learning, and real-world deployment under one roof for teams at the frontier of Physical AI. Physical AI remains divided between simulation and the real world, where contact dynamics, object variation, hardware differences, and unexpected conditions affect performance. The Arena brings these stages together in a continuous loop: every real-world task gets recreated in simulation, simulation scales training and validation, and the final gap gets closed via real-world deployment in the arena. We're launching with support from partners including NVIDIA Robotics, whose Isaac Sim platform and the Newton physics engine anchor much of our simulation stack, along with Versor, ALLSIDES, Paddy, the University of Washington’s Personal Robotics Lab, and the University of Cambridge’s CamRAL (the Cambridge Resilient Autonomous Learning Lab), with more to be announced soon. Public access will open on launch day through sim2world, a benchmarking initiative designed to measure how well policies transfer from simulation to the real world. Researchers and companies will be able to contribute tasks, train in simulation, validate on physical robots, and help shape the Real2Sim2Real benchmark, with a portion of capacity reserved for public research. 📅 Thursday, October 8, 2026 🕓 4:00–7:00 PM 📍Industrial Next - San Francisco 🎟️ RSVP - Limited capacity : https://lnkd.in/gKD3YYQ9 Want to contribute a task, conduct research, or partner with the Arena? Send Kathleen a message 📬 #R2S2R #PhysicalAI #Robotics #Manufacturing TECH WEEK by a16z | Gilwoo | Lukas | Allen
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Still deciding which hands-on training sessions to attend at #NVIDIAGTC Berlin? If robotics is on your agenda, add these two must-attend sessions to your list: 🔹 Building Surgical and Medical Robotics With NVIDIA Isaac for Healthcare: https://lnkd.in/ehejVjrF 🔹 From Teleop to Torque: Deploying a GR00T Policy on a Humanoid: https://lnkd.in/ehfMQ_aQ
Your #NVIDIAGTC Berlin agenda could use some work. 👀 Don't worry, we have recommended hands-on trainings for you. Explore our lineup to build physical AI skills across NVIDIA Cosmos, visual AI agents, humanoid robot policies, and more. 👉 https://nvda.ws/46XV07b
