NVIDIA released 4x open-weight AI models that can predict what happens after a robot…
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NVIDIA released 4x open-weight AI models that can predict what happens after a robot takes an action. Predicting the next state of the physical world is key. And developers can download the models and run their own simulations. 🇺🇸 NVIDIA released Cosmos 3 Nano. These are specialized world models designed for Physical AI. The AI can simulate changing roads, cameras, and LiDAR observations. NVIDIA released FOUR specialized checkpoints 🤖 Sim-Bimanual Robot actions → predicted video observations. Move a robotic arm or camera, and the model generates what happens next. 🎨 Sim-Transfer Physi
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