Vision AI robotics
Nvidia solutions for the robotics portfolio of idealworks
Deep tech company idealworks announces that its robotics portfolio will soon integrate Nvidia AI, Nvidia Omniverse and Nvidia Isaac technologies to drive both the development and adoption of vision AI robots.
"Our collaboration with Nvidia is a central part of our innovation journey and emphasizes our long-term commitment to the advancement of industrial automation. This long-standing relationship has allowed us to continuously push the boundaries of what is possible in robotics technology," confirms Jimmy Nassif, CTO of idealworks.
The most important idealworks products that will be equipped with Nvidia technology include:
- AnyFleet intelligent automation platform:
As the centerpiece of idealworks' robotics ecosystem, AnyFleet will leverage Nvidia Omniverse Cloud APIs for seamless data exchange between different platforms, including Nvidia RTX-enabled rendering environments and high-accuracy physics-based simulations. This integration of accessible real-time HMI data with Nvidia RTX-based simulation technology helps idealworks offer increased operational efficiency and improved automation with idealworks solutions.
- Autonomous mobile robot iw.hub:
The iw.hub, powered by Nvidia Jetson Orin, will utilize the Nvidia JetPack software development kit to accelerate real-time decision making through parallel computing and ensure high performance and reliability in autonomous navigation and material handling.
- Robotics operating system iw.os:
iw.os will utilize the Nvidia Isaac Perceptor, which provides enhanced visual AI and sensor fusion. This advanced system enables precise object recognition and environment perception, resulting in smarter and safer robotic operations.
idealworks will present its robotics portfolio at Computex 2024, which takes place from June 4 to 7 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center.
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