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Into the Omniverse: Physical AI Open Models and Frameworks Advance Robots and Autonomous Systems

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Open source has become essential for driving innovation in robotics and autonomy. By providing access to critical infrastructure — from simulation frameworks to AI models — NVIDIA is enabling collaborative development that accelerates the path to safer, more capable autonomous systems. 

Into the Omniverse: Open-Source Physics Engine and OpenUSD Advance Robot Learning

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Building robots that can effectively operate alongside human workers in factories, hospitals and public spaces presents an enormous technical challenge. These robots require humanlike dexterity, perception, cognition and whole-body coordination to navigate unpredictable real-world environments in real time.

NVIDIA and Partners Highlight Next-Generation Robotics, Automation and AI Technologies at Automatica

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From the heart of Germany’s automotive sector to manufacturing hubs across France and Italy, Europe is embracing industrial AI and advanced AI-powered robotics to address labor shortages, boost productivity and fuel sustainable economic growth. Robotics companies are developing humanoid robots and collaborative systems that integrate AI into real-world manufacturing applications. Supported by a $200 billion
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NVIDIA Partners Showcase Cutting-Edge Robotic and Industrial AI Solutions at Automate 2025

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As the manufacturing industry faces challenges — such as labor shortages, reshoring and inconsistent operational strategies — AI-powered robots present a significant opportunity to accelerate industrial automation. At Automate, the largest robotics and automation event in North America, robotics leaders KUKA, Standard Bots, Universal Robots (UR) and Vention are showcasing hardware and robots powered by
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NVIDIA Advances Physical AI With Accelerated Robotics Simulation on AWS

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Field AI is building robot brains that enable robots to autonomously manage a wide range of industrial processes. Vention creates pretrained skills to ease development of robotic tasks. And Cobot offers Proxie, an AI-powered cobot designed to handle material movement and adapt to dynamic environments, working seamlessly alongside humans. These leading robotics startups are all
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NVIDIA Advances Physical AI at CVPR With Largest Indoor Synthetic Dataset

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NVIDIA contributed the largest ever indoor synthetic dataset to the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) conference’s annual AI City Challenge — helping researchers and developers advance the development of solutions for smart cities and industrial automation. The challenge, garnering over 700 teams from nearly 50 countries, tasks participants to develop AI models to enhance
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Boxing for Science: Researchers Accelerate Innovation with Containers

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Researchers at the University of Minnesota Supercomputing Institute have found a way to keep the lid on the legions of small but significant software elements that high-performance computing and AI spawn by using containers. MSI is a hub for HPC research in academic institutions across the state, accelerating with NVIDIA GPUs more than 400 applications Read article >

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