The company's expertise in cutting-edge sensing, precision motion control, power integrity, and deterministic connectivity, combined with Jetson Thor's advanced computing capabilities, can make this possible.
ADI and NVIDIA are accelerating the development of reasoning robots by integrating ADI's high-fidelity signal chains with NVIDIA's Holoscan Sensor Bridge and Isaac Sim. By incorporating foundational robotics models into ADI's development stack, ADI is bridging the Sim-to-Real gap so the company's hardware behaves in Isaac Sim as it would in the real world.
Today's announcement builds on ADI's broader work with NVIDIA, including a memorandum of understanding (mentioned in ADI's financial results last week), to drive innovation in AI and robotics. ADI's contributions, such as novel multimodal touch sensing, high-precision IMUs, joint encoders, and deterministic connectivity through technologies like GMSL, play a critical role in enabling physical intelligence in AI models. This ensures that robots can perform skillful manipulations and precise tasks in dynamic environments (e.g., factory floors, operating rooms, etc.).
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ADI and NVIDIA intensify their collaboration to advance physical intelligence in humanoid robotics
This week, NVIDIA announced the general launch of Jetson Thor, and Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) has been highlighted for its role in accelerating the development of humanoid robots. Humanoid robots are nearing real-world implementation, and their progress depends on physical intelligence and real-time reasoning. ADI makes "physical intelligence" possible—a trend in which AI systems perceive, reason, and act in the physical world with high fidelity and efficiency.
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