NVIDIA

NVIDIA is the world’s leading AI computing company, providing GPUs and AI platforms that drive innovation across industries including gaming, data center, automotive, and robotics. CEO Jensen Huang emphasizes AI and robotics as NVIDIA's largest growth opportunities beyond traditional markets. NVIDIA’s hardware (including GPUs like A100, H100, and Blackwell combined with CPU offerings like Grace) and software ecosystem (CUDA, TensorRT, Omniverse, Isaac) form the backbone for cutting-edge AI and robotics research and deployment. The company offers platforms such as DRIVE for autonomous vehicles and Isaac for robotics simulation and development. At the 2025 International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), NVIDIA showcased breakthroughs in generative AI for robotic learning and introduced a humanoid robot AI foundation model called Isaac GR00T. NVIDIA is focused on enabling billions of robots, hundreds of millions of self-driving vehicles, and robotic factories powered by its technology.

• NVIDIA Isaac Platform:
  A comprehensive AI and simulation platform for developing, training, and deploying autonomous robots, centralized around NVIDIA GPUs and simulators like Isaac Sim.
• NVIDIA DRIVE:
  Complete hardware and software solution for autonomous vehicles integrating AI perception, driving, and simulation.
• Isaac GR00T:
  An open foundation AI model for humanoid robots that improves reasoning, adaptability, and task generalization.
• Jetson Thor:
  Advanced AI computing modules designed as a "robot brain" for autonomous robots, driving edge AI processing with high efficiency and performance.

• AI-Driven Perception and Control:
  Integrated AI models and GPU acceleration drive perception, motion planning, and control for diverse robotic platforms.
• Simulation Technology:
  High-fidelity physics simulation for safe, large-scale training and validation of robotic behaviors without physical prototypes.
• Multimodal Generative AI:
  Enables robots to learn generalizable skills from minimal demonstrations, improving adaptability.
• Edge AI Computing:
  Jetson platform processors allow robots to perform complex AI tasks locally with low latency.
• Ecosystem Integration:
  Software frameworks, libraries, and cloud services foster rapid development and deployment of AI in robotic systems.

VIDIA is a trillion-dollar AI powerhouse driving the transformation of robotics through unmatched hardware-software synergy. Earnings grew explosively due to AI demand, with robotics a key emergent vertical. Strategic investments, diversified AI frameworks, and partnerships with automotive and industrial leaders underpin long-term growth. NVIDIA’s dominance in data center GPUs and expansion into AI robotics platforms positions it as a foundational player shaping the future of autonomous machines worldwide.