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NVIDIA just introduced Cosmos, a platform for world foundation models designed for robotics. ⦿ It features advanced tokenizers, an AI-accelerated data pipeline, and integration with NVIDIA Omniverse. Humanoid makers 1X, Figure, and Agility are among the first to adopt Cosmos. ⦿ Cosmos generates synthetic, physics-based data, accelerating model training...

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The Humanoid Hub1 year ago

Technical Blog:

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ARK Electronics2 years ago

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Briscoe Crain IV1 year ago

I’m buying more NVIDIA in the morning! 😂

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Robot Machines1 year ago

This is the foreseeable future of robotics.

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Appy Pie1 year ago

Game-changer for robotics! Cosmos is setting a new standard for scalable training and deployment. Excited to see how pioneers like 1X and Agility leverage this!

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Leo Grundström1 year ago

Can this be used for video generation?

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Brent1 year ago

This Blew Me Away !!! 😮 Entire video:

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Bruno P. Boutteau1 year ago

Cosmos is not Newton for the moment.

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odesha1 year ago

Must try this out!

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Uri Gil1 year ago

Havent they already announced that? I didn't hear of anybody who uses those two train robots

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