Nvidia continues to expand into robotics software with Mega, an Omniverse Blueprint designed specifically for robotic fleet management. Yangon, the offering CES On Monday, Warehouses are particularly targeted, where robots have been heavily adopted during the pandemic. Even so, most still lack significant automation.
Companies like Locus Robotics have made significant inroads in this world with autonomous mobile robots. Finally, The future of warehouse automation is not a single company or solution.
It's an ecosystem of robots of various form factors to get the job done. This includes AMRs; robotic weapons; and self-driving carts; Possibly including humanoids. effective Agnostic robotic fleet management continues to be a holy grail for this world, and Nvidia is as positioned as anyone to address the need.
“Mega enables enterprises to use Nvidia Accelerated Computing's reference architecture, AI, Nvidia Isaac and Nvidia Omniverse technologies to develop and test digital twins to test robotic AI-powered robotic brains, to handle, scale, video analytics AI agents, devices and more.” “The new framework brings software-defined capabilities to physical devices,” notes the chipmaker. sustainable development; test Enables optimization and deployment.”
Mega developed two digital twins of the robotic systems and settings in an effort to determine the best routes and workflows for the robotic systems. German supply chain company Kion Group is the first company to officially adopt Mega for its operations.