An NVIDIA developer article explains how to migrate a MuJoCo robotics scene — an SO-101 arm doing a pick-and-place task — onto MuJoCo Warp (MJWarp), which runs MuJoCo physics as CUDA kernels on NVIDIA GPUs. It covers the Warp kernel model, batched simulation of up to 2,048 parallel environments, and validation steps for matching CPU and GPU backends. Practitioners gain a concrete recipe for boosting aggregate simulation throughput for reinforcement learning and large-scale sampling.
A port of the LIBERO robot manipulation benchmark (130 language-conditioned imitation-learning tasks) from CPU robosuite to MuJoCo Warp, runnable on a single ~$700 AMD GPU. LLMs relate via language-conditioned behavioral cloning policies that need fast rollouts for training. It solves slow, single-environment benchmark simulation for robotics/imitation-learning researchers.
A port of the LIBERO robot manipulation benchmark (130 language-conditioned imitation-learning tasks) from CPU robosuite to MuJoCo Warp, runnable on a single ~$700 AMD GPU. LLMs relate via language-conditioned behavioral cloning policies that need fast rollouts for training. It solves slow, single-environment benchmark simulation for robotics/imitation-learning researchers.
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia builds anatomically precise pediatric heart models in seconds using MONAI Label and NVIDIA Auto3DSeg, cutting a four-hour manual workflow to routine clinical use. CHOP is now integrating NVIDIA's Warp and Newton physics engines to simulate how cardiac devices deploy in a child's anatomy before surgery, aiming for near real-time, same-day clinical decisions. The approach is spreading to 20+ U.S. children's hospitals, with a national consortium forming around shared open source modeling infrastructure.
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia builds anatomically precise pediatric heart models in seconds using MONAI Label and NVIDIA Auto3DSeg, cutting a four-hour manual workflow to routine clinical use. CHOP is now integrating NVIDIA's Warp and Newton physics engines to simulate how cardiac devices deploy in a child's anatomy before surgery, aiming for near real-time, same-day clinical decisions. The approach is spreading to 20+ U.S. children's hospitals, with a national consortium forming around shared open source modeling infrastructure.
A Two Minute Papers video discusses a new NVIDIA paper on human-in-the-loop learning, arguing that simply imitating human actions is insufficient for AI. The video highlights the paper's findings and implications for AI training.
A Two Minute Papers video discusses a new NVIDIA paper on human-in-the-loop learning, arguing that simply imitating human actions is insufficient for AI. The video highlights the paper's findings and implications for AI training.
Safeworld, founded by CMU Safe AI Lab director Ding Zhao, Kyle Wong, and Simo Rachidi, launched with over $12 million in seed funding to evaluate generative-AI-driven robotic control systems. The company runs robots in physics simulators against realistic human models to assess safety and build trust for deployment.
Safeworld, founded by CMU Safe AI Lab director Ding Zhao, Kyle Wong, and Simo Rachidi, launched with over $12 million in seed funding to evaluate generative-AI-driven robotic control systems. The company runs robots in physics simulators against realistic human models to assess safety and build trust for deployment.
Researchers propose HIERA, a hierarchical search-space planning framework that optimizes GPU kernels across multiple implementation spaces. It uses contract-augmented task specifications to balance flexibility and search efficiency, addressing limitations of existing LLM-based methods.
Researchers propose HIERA, a hierarchical search-space planning framework that optimizes GPU kernels across multiple implementation spaces. It uses contract-augmented task specifications to balance flexibility and search efficiency, addressing limitations of existing LLM-based methods.