Nvidia launches multiple physical AI products, two robotic computing modules to hit the market next year

Glonghui, July 16｜According to Yicai, NVIDIA is continuously advancing its physical AI product lineup. From the evening of July 15 to the morning of July 16 (GMT+8), NVIDIA intensively unveiled several new products. This time, NVIDIA has enriched its array of robot hardware to drive these products into more robot market segments. Today, NVIDIA announced the launch of the Thor-architecture robot computing modules Jetson T2000 and T3000. The Jetson T2000 delivers 400 TFLOPS (FP4 precision) at 40 watts, while the T3000 achieves 865 TFLOPS (FP4 precision) at 70 watts. Reportedly, both new computing modules will be launched in the first quarter of next year. Once released, NVIDIA's Jetson computing modules will cover a range from 70 TOPS to 2000 TFLOPS in computing power.On the model front, NVIDIA announced the expansion of the Cosmos 3 family of open-world foundational models for physical AI, introducing a lightweight model—Cosmos 3 Edge—that is compatible with the Thor architecture platform, in addition to Cosmos 3 Super and Nano. The new model features 4 billion parameters and can be used to assist embodied systems in perceiving the world, performing real-time inference, and making predictions and generating actions on-device.For vision applications, NVIDIA’s visual AI application platform and its partner ecosystem, Metropolis, have also added several toolkits to help developers create visual AI agent functionality and generate synthetic data, among other uses.