Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 14.97
…will support READY’s global expansion and speed up the integration and deployment of the READY Robotics Forge/OS with NVIDIA Omniverse Isaac Sim, the companies said.
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 12.97
…accomplishments this past year? Gopalakrishna: NVIDIA Isaac Sim on Omniverse is now available to roboticists worldwide. Customers, developers, and researchers can accelerate robotics development as they leverage the high-fidelity PhysX engine and photorealistic environments. In partnership with Open Robotics, NVIDIA announced support for the Robot Operating System (ROS) and ROS2, and we launched the Isaac ROS library, which includes highly performant robotics and AI algorithms. More on NVIDIA and Robotics 10 Technologies for Autonomous Vehicle, Robotics Developers From NVIDIA's GTC 2021 Ottonomy Develops Autonomous Robots for Indoor and Outdoor Deliveries Top Three Trends With the Current Iteration of Robotics NVIDIA…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 12.77
…changing that. Enlisting NVIDIA Isaac Sim on the NVIDIA Omniverse platform, Intrinsic generated synthetic data for vacuum grasping using computer-aided design models of sheet metal and suction grippers. This allowed Intrinsic to create a prototype for its customer Trumpf Machine Tools, a leading maker of industrial machine tools. The prototype uses Intrinsic Flowstate, a developer environment for AI-based robotics offerings, for visualizing processes, associated perception and motion planning. With a workflow that includes Isaac Manipulator, a user can generate grasp poses and CUDA-accelerated robot motions, which can first be evaluated in simulation with Isaac Sim - a cost-saving step -…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 12.49
…Its digital twins are built on NVIDIA's recently updated Omniverse. The demonstration task performed by the robots is an integral part of operations within distribution centers of all scale, said RIOS. RIOS will showcase active workcell deployments in supply chain and manufacturing environments. The company claimed that its end-to-end robotic workcells are currently deployed in the warehousing, fulfillment, food manufacturing and production, and end-of-line packaging sectors. RIOS workcells seamlessly integrate within existing workflows. Bernard Casse, RIOS Dr. Bernard Casse, founder and CEO of RIOS: There is a real need for automation in the consumer-packaged goods industry, as it is a…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 12.00
…cost-effective synthetic data, uses a connector to the NVIDIA Omniverse platform for building and operating 3D tools and applications. About the maker Vuksic places an NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Developer Kit in the pit droid’s head. Source: NVIDIA Named a Jetson AI Specialist by NVIDIA and an AI “Most Valuable Professional” by Microsoft, Vuksic got started with artificial intelligence and IT about a decade ago when working for a startup that classified tattoos with vision AI. Since then, he has worked as an engineering and technical manager, among other roles, developing IT strategies and solutions for various companies. Robotics has…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 11.81
…as NVIDIA Isaac Sim, an application built on NVIDIA Omniverse—can also provide physically accurate visualizations of the simulator output at each timestep. Using a robotics simulator for outcomes A robotics simulator user will typically import computer-aided design models of the robot and either import or generate objects of interest to build a virtual scene. A developer can use a set of algorithms to perform task planning and motion planning, and then prescribe control signals to carry out those plans. This enables the robot to perform a task and move in a particular way, such as picking up an object and…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 11.38
…replicate reef conditions and investigate systems such as NVIDIA Omniverse, a platform for building and connecting 3D tools and applications. Creating a digital twin of Earth in Omniverse, NVIDIA is developing the world’s most powerful AI supercomputer for predicting climate change, called Earth-2. Scientists are developing Jetson-powered undersea research assistants. Credit: Austin Greene, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution DeepSeeColor model helps underwater perception “Seeing underwater isn’t as clear as seeing on land,” noted Martin. “Over distance, water attenuates the visible spectrum of light from the sun underwater, muting some colors more than others. At the same time, particles in the water…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 11.16
…said the companies. RoboSense, a developer of solid-state smart lidar systems, said it has integrated its second-generation model into Omniverse for physics-accurate, high-fidelity sensor simulation. The Shenzhen, China-based company will use DRIVE Sim to test and validate new lidar systems, as well as provide developers of advanced driver-assist systems (ADAS) access to highly accurate simulation models, said NVIDIA.
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.03
…NVIDIA. “It'll soon be available in the new NVIDIA Omniverse Cloud platform, a suite of services that enables developers to design and use metaverse applications from anywhere,” wrote Gerard Andrews, senior product marketing manager for robotics at NVIDIA. “It’s available now on AWS RoboMaker, a cloud-based simulation service for robotics development and testing,” he said. “And, developers can download it from NVIDIA NGC and deploy it to any public cloud.” Using Isaac Sim in the cloud, roboticists will be able to generate large datasets from physically accurate sensor simulations to train artificial intelligence-based perception models, said NVIDIA. The synthetic data…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 9.02
…have access to more computing power (e.g., Nvidia GPUs, Omniverse, etc.), data, cloud-computing platforms (e.g., Amazon AWS), new hardware and advanced engineering. Many robotics startup companies are capitalizing on this “super evolution” of technology to build more intelligent and more capable machines. In parallel, there’s another phenomenon happening in the world: a “convergence of technologies.” It means that engineers are coming up with different silver bullets — engineering different algorithms, different hardware architectures, different methods, etc. — to solve the same fundamental problems. The Perl programming language motto, “there’s more than one way to do it,” perfectly captures what is…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 8.14
…is an open-source robot learning framework built on NVIDIA Omniverse, a platform for developing OpenUSD applications for industrial digitalization and physical AI simulation. Developers can use Isaac Lab to train robot policies at scale. This open-source unified robot learning framework can apply to any embodiment - including humanoids, quadrupeds, and cobots - to handle increasingly complex movements and interactions. Commercial robot makers, robotics application developers, and robotics research entities around the world are adopting Isaac Lab, including 1X, Agility Robotics, The AI Institute, Berkeley Humanoid, Boston Dynamics, Field AI, Fourier, Galbot, Mentee Robotics, Skild AI, Swiss-Mile, Unitree Robotics, and XPENG…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 8.12
…used to create a digital twin of Earth in Omniverse. Saildrone uses energy-efficient data processing Saildrone said its USVs enable researchers to collect more data using fewer resources than traditional boats and crews, conserving energy and keeping crews out of danger. The company has built its USVs for harsh weather and long missions. One robot recently completed a 370-day voyage monitoring carbon dioxide, sailing from Rhode Island across the North Atlantic to Cabo Verde, down to the equator off the west coast of Africa, and back to Florida. Running mostly on solar and wind power requires energy-efficient computing to handle…