Nvidia on Wednesday released a new small, open-source model for “physical” AI that operates in the real world, including for robots. #Robotics Revolution 🦾🤖🦿
The model, Cosmos 3 Edge, is just 4 billion parameters and can run on a customer’s own computer rather than in a data center. It can act as both a so-called vision language model or a world model, both of which help robots navigate or understand their surroundings. (There’s heated debate in robotics over which type of model is best.)
Nvidia also released new versions of its Jetson computer for powering robotics applications, though they are less powerful and have less memory than the prior version.
Deepu Talla, Nvidia’s vice president of robotics and edge AI, said that, collectively, 2.5 million developers and 10,000 companies have used Nvidia’s Jetson hardware and Cosmos models. Nvidia’s non-data center revenue streams, which include hardware sales from Jetson, Nvidia’s new PC and gaming card sales made up 8% of its revenue last quarter. #Auto Future
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