Nvidia introduced Cosmos model family for robotics
Nvidia company introduced the Cosmos family of AI models. Which can fundamentally change the approach to creating robots and physical AI agents.
At the center of this technological breakthrough is Cosmos Reason. This is a parametric “reasoning” model with 7 billion parameters. Which combines linguistic and visual capabilities for robotics. Imagine. Robots that don’t just execute commands, but truly “understand” the physical world and can plan sequences of actions based on this understanding.
The Cosmos ecosystem also added the Cosmos Transfer-2 model. It significantly accelerates the generation of synthetic data from 3D simulations. Which is critically important for training robots in virtual environments before their release into the real world. And the optimized “distilled” version Cosmos Transfers provides even greater operating speed.
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