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We’re partnering with NVIDIA to deploy OpenShell so AI agents can operate responsibly in the physical world. Steel-toed boots and hard hats protect us when we work in industrial environments. As we introduce AI agents into those environments, we need to equip them with safeguards of their own: enforced...

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Gecko Robotics1 month ago

Learn more about how we are using OpenShell:

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Hananyss1 month ago

@nvidia we really live in the best time

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Evan Kirstel #B2B #TechFluencer1 month ago

@nvidia Agents working on real infrastructure need harder limits than chat agents, so Gecko plus NVIDIA OpenShell is a sensible pairing. Come on my show to talk about it:

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The Embodied Era1 month ago

@nvidia Software policy governs the agent’s access and network reach. Physical safety still needs presence sensing and interlocked guards outside that runtime. That gives physical AI two control planes: one limits digital agency; the other limits machine motion.

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Tommy YC1 month ago

@nvidia Bounds matter more than the model

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Rubin | AI Agents & Quan1 month ago

@nvidia steel-toed boots for agents via openshell is a clean framing / u deploying that on site already or still lab-only

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Black Scarab1 month ago

@nvidia This is the type of safety that makes sense. Congrats team!

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Okibo1 month ago

@nvidia Safety has to be part of the equation when AI and robotics move into real-world jobsites. The technology has to work alongside people, not create new risks for them.

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