TL;DR:
• NVIDIA launches new Omniverse NuRec libraries and Cosmos Reason AI models for robotics development
• Cosmos models hit 2M+ downloads with Boston Dynamics, Amazon, Figure AI adopting the platform
• New RTX PRO Blackwell Servers and DGX Cloud enable massive-scale robot simulation anywhere
• Cosmos Reason delivers 7B-parameter reasoning for robots to understand and act in real-world scenarios
NVIDIA just dropped a robotics bombshell at SIGGRAPH, unveiling new Omniverse libraries and Cosmos world foundation models that promise to revolutionize how developers build and deploy robots. With Cosmos models already downloaded over 2 million times and industry giants like Boston Dynamics, Amazon, and Figure AI jumping aboard, this signals NVIDIA's aggressive push into the $12 trillion robotics transformation.
NVIDIA is making its biggest robotics play yet, and the timing couldn't be more strategic. At SIGGRAPH today, the company unveiled a comprehensive suite of tools that could fundamentally reshape how robots learn, reason, and operate in the real world. The announcement centers on two major breakthroughs: enhanced Omniverse libraries for world reconstruction and the new Cosmos Reason AI model that lets robots think like humans.
The market response has been immediate and telling. Cosmos world foundation models have already been downloaded over 2 million times, signaling massive developer appetite for NVIDIA's robotics infrastructure. Industry heavyweights are voting with their engineering resources – Boston Dynamics, Figure AI, Amazon Devices & Services, and manufacturing giant Hexagon are all integrating these tools into their robotics pipelines.
"Computer graphics and AI are converging to fundamentally transform robotics," Rev Lebaredian, NVIDIA's vice president of Omniverse and simulation technologies, told developers at the conference. "By combining AI reasoning with scalable, physically accurate simulation, we're enabling developers to build tomorrow's robots and autonomous vehicles that will transform trillions of dollars in industries."
