Robotics ecosystem integrates Nvidia
More power for industrial transformation
Idealworks' robotics portfolio will integrate Nvidia AI, Nvidia Omniverse and Nvidia Isaac technologies to drive the development and adoption of vision AI robots.
Jimmy Nassif, CTO of Idealworks, emphasizes the long-term commitment to the further development of industrial automation. This relationship has made it possible to continuously push the boundaries of what is possible in robotics technology. Among the highlights of Idealworks products that will be equipped with Nvidia technology are the intelligent automation platform Anyfleet, the autonomous mobile robot iw.hub and the robotics operating system iw.os. The latter uses the Nvidia Isaac Perceptor for improved visual AI and sensor fusion. This system enables precise object recognition and environmental perception, which enables smarter and safer robot-controlled operations.
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