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Simulating and training robots requires a physics-first approach. 🤖 With Newton, the open-source physics simulation engine co-developed by Disney Research, Walt Disney Imagineering, Google DeepMind and NVIDIA, Disney’s BDX Droid can move through shifting sand and gravel with exceptional precision. Watch to see how Newton is playing a key... show more

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