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NVIDIA and Hugging Face Enhance Robotics with New Models
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- →This collaboration democratizes access to advanced robotics tools for developers.
- →It fosters innovation by providing standardized models and frameworks for robot development.
- →The integration supports the open robotics community in advancing physical AI capabilities.
NVIDIA and Hugging Face have announced a collaboration to integrate NVIDIA's advanced robotics models and frameworks into Hugging Face's open source library, LeRobot. This includes the NVIDIA Isaac GR00T 1.7 model and the Isaac Teleop framework, which will provide developers with standardized tools for robot development. The partnership aims to make robotics development more accessible and collaborative by offering shared models and workflows. An upcoming addition, the NVIDIA Cosmos 3 model, will further enhance capabilities for data generation and simulation in robotics.
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