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🚀 AGIBOT Genie Sim 3.0: First LLM-Driven Open-Source Simulation Platform for Embodied AI @ CES 2026 Integrated with NVIDIA Isaac Sim, AGIBOT’s all-new Genie Sim 3.0 ( debuts at CES - delivering a unified toolchain for digital asset generation, scene generalization, data collection, and automated evaluation. Key highlights: ✅...

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The AI Index9 months ago

Open source plus sim to real sounds great, curious how much actually transfers without hand tuning

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Himanshu Kumar9 months ago

@AGIBOTofficial, LLM-driven simulation opens new avenues for embodied AI, especially with NVIDIA Isaac Sim integration.

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Angel9 months ago

thank you!

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Nikhil Deshpande9 months ago

Simulation is becoming the control plane for embodied AI. LLM-driven, open simulation stacks are how robots learn faster, safer, and at scale — long before touching the real world.

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