NVIDIA releases new and updated tools for physical AI developers - The Robot Report
Quick Answer
NVIDIA has launched Cosmos 3, a foundation model for physical AI that predicts actions and understands videos and text.
Quick Take
The Isaac GR00T humanoid robot, set for release in late 2026, will leverage this model for advanced learning and multitasking capabilities.
Key Points
- Cosmos 3 offers physically accurate simulations for predicting actions.
- Isaac GR00T humanoid robot will be available from Unitree in late 2026.
- NVIDIA Isaac Teleop captures high-quality data for robot training.
- Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab facilitate robot policy testing before deployment.
- Open foundation models support humanoid reasoning and multitasking.
Article Excerpt
From source RSS / original summary“Cosmos 3 is the frontier foundation model for ,” Lebaredian said. “It understands videos and text and can flag what matters. Cosmos is a physically accurate simulation and is able to predict what happens next and generate actions. ” [... ] NVIDIA Research will also use this reference design to advance Isaac GR00T open models, frameworks, and hardware. The NVIDIA Isaac GR00T Reference Humanoid Robot will be available from Unitree in late 2026. [...
] NVIDIA Isaac Teleop to capture high-quality robot demonstration data for training and policy development. NVIDIA Isaac GR00T open foundation models to support humanoid reasoning, learning and multitask behavior. NVIDIA Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab to simulate, train, test and evaluate robot policies before real-world deployment. Accelera
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