Europe is investing in industrial AI and robotics, with NVIDIA showcasing new technologies at Automatica
From NVIDIA: 2025-06-24 05:00:00
Europe is embracing industrial AI and advanced AI-powered robotics to address labor shortages and boost productivity. With a $200 billion investment initiative, the continent is positioning itself at the forefront of industrial automation. NVIDIA is showcasing next-generation robots, automation, and AI technologies at the Automatica conference in Munich.
NVIDIA announces Europe’s first industrial AI cloud based in Germany with 10,000 GPUs. They also release NVIDIA Isaac GR00T N1.5 for humanoid robot reasoning and skills. Other releases include Isaac GR00T-Dreams blueprint, NVIDIA Isaac Sim 5.0, and Isaac Lab 2.2 for robot simulation and learning on NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 workstations.
NEURA Robotics unveils the 4NE1 humanoid robot powered by GR00T N1 and trained in Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab. Delta Electronics introduces D-Bot Mar and D-Bot 2 in 1 collaborative robots trained using Omniverse and Isaac Sim. Wandelbots partners with SoftServe for simulation-first automation using NVIDIA Isaac Sim.
Cyngyn integrates DriveMod technology into Isaac Sim for virtual testing of autonomous operation. Doosan Robotics showcases a “sim to real” solution using NVIDIA Isaac Sim and cuRobo. Franka Robotics integrates Isaac GR00T N1.5 into a dual-arm FR3 robot for complex manipulation tasks.
Hexagon launches the AEON humanoid with NVIDIA’s three-computer solution for industrial applications. Intrinsic integrates Intrinsic Flowstate with Omniverse and OpenUSD for advanced visualization in robotics. SCHUNK showcases an innovative grasping kit powered by NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin module.
Universal Robots introduces UR15, its fastest cobot powered by the UR AI Accelerator with NVIDIA technology. Vention launches Machine Motion AI and expands its offerings with the FR3 robot from Franka Robotics. Discover more robotics advancements at the Automatica conference with NVIDIA.
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