1037 talks, interviews and lectures on humanoid robots, each summarised with its key moments, so you can read the gist and jump to the part you need.
A NVIDIA presenter describes how developers can use GPT-6 Astra and NVIDIA Isaac tools to build robot simulations, train skills, and move them into real-world deployment.
NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang presents the company’s AI strategy and product announcements at GTC Berlin, with European partners and customers.
An NVIDIA presenter explains how RTX Spark, AI models, and simulation tools can take Micro Duck from a described course to a trained walking robot.
Mustafa Jay of NVIDIA hosts a GTC San Jose 2026 session on simulation-first development for healthcare robotics, with surgeon Filipo Fukori of Lenox Hill and Northwell Health, an autonomous surgery researcher from Johns Hopkins and CMR Surgical, Mustafa Jay, and Yossi of LEM Surgical.
Mati Azizzian of NVIDIA, joined by Shawn Hoover and colleagues, presents at GTC San Jose 2026 on data-centric surgical robots, healthcare AI models, and hospital automation.
An NVIDIA presenter explains how Cosmos uses compute-generated data to train and evaluate physical AI systems.
NVIDIA presents Cosmos as an open model for physical AI that learns from synthetic data, predicts how scenes evolve, and generates actions for robots.
NVIDIA presents Isaac GR00T as an open development platform for building and researching humanoid robots.
NVIDIA AI Podcast host Noah Kravitz speaks with Seeed Studio CEO Eric Pan and robotics lead Elaine Wu about open-source robot hardware, embodied AI, and building practical robots with NVIDIA technologies.
Deepak Pathak and Abhinav Gupta, Skild co-founders and robotics researchers, explain Skild’s general-purpose robot brain on the NVIDIA AI Podcast with host Noah Kravitz.
A NVIDIA presenter explains how simulation and foundation models can expand training data for autonomous vehicles and robots, citing work by developers and companies including Periton AI, Skild AI, and Disney Research.
A NVIDIA presenter describes Project Rheo, a hospital automation system developed with PeritasAI, Light Wheel, and AdventHealth.
A representative of unknown name, role, and company discusses how NVIDIA tools support physical AI and robotics development, with examples from industrial machinery and field operations.
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