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Jensen just announced Newton, an open-source physics engine for robotics simulation developed by NVIDIA, Google DeepMind, and Disney Research. ⦿ Built on NVIDIA Warp, it offers GPU-accelerated performance and compatibility with frameworks like MuJoCo and Isaac Lab. ⦿ Features differentiable physics, extensibility for multiphysics simulations, and integration with OpenUSD...

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nathfavour1 год назад

Physics × robotics 🚀

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Djeucharist1 год назад

I always think the guy with the leather biker coat is going to speed off the stage like Meat Loaf in Bat out of Hell.

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Atharva Patwe1 год назад

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