NVIDIA is gearing up to dive deeper into humanoid robotics next year as they prepare to launch a new line of compact computers, dubbed the "Jetson Thor" series.
Riding the Wave of Humanoid Robotics: NVIDIA’s Strategic Move
In the conversation about the future of AI, automated robots take center stage, especially since AGI has made significant strides in the sector. According to a report by the Financial Times, robotics is poised to take the spotlight in the upcoming year, ushering in the next phase of AI hype. NVIDIA, often referred to as Team Green, is expected to unveil their much-anticipated "Jetson Thor" computing series in the first half of 2025, potentially igniting further advancements in humanoid robotics.
NVIDIA is banking on robotics to be its next significant growth area, as the most valuable semiconductor company navigates mounting competition in its core AI chipmaking business. Known for providing the backbone of the AI revolution, the U.S. tech powerhouse is all set to introduce its cutting-edge compact computers for humanoid robots—branded as Jetson Thor—by the first half of 2025.
—The Financial Times
Seeing humanoid robots as a major upcoming trend, NVIDIA is proactively creating a supportive ecosystem, leveraging both software and hardware expertise to lead this sector. With the evolution of generative AI and advancements in model training within simulated environments—like Project GR00T—conditions are ripe for pushing forward with robotics, influencing companies to capitalize on this budding hype.
In terms of contributions to the robotics field, NVIDIA brings to the table extensive knowledge in model training. With resources like Omniverse and the Isacc software stack, they can simulate virtual environments, enabling real-time interaction with robotic systems. The introduction of "Jetson Thor" provides the necessary computing power, positioning Team Green as a primary contender in the burgeoning robotics sector.
Looking at the bigger picture, the global robotics market is projected to skyrocket to $165 billion by the end of 2029, making it a crucial area for companies like NVIDIA to evolve and expand their influence in the foreseeable future.
