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NVIDIA Physical AI Day | Introduction to Newton: Open-Source GPU Physics for Robotics
DescriptionResearchers and developers need faster, physically grounded simulation to model complex interactions and close the sim-to-real gap across diverse robot embodiments. Newton is an open-source, GPU-accelerated physics engine built on NVIDIA Warp. With OpenUSD integration, Newton enables real-time simulation of rigid and soft bodies, contact, friction, and actuators for advancing robot learning and simulation research
Presenters
Miles Macklin
NVIDIA
Louis Lian
Lightwheel
Event Type
Industry Session
TimeTuesday, 21 July 20264:00pm - 4:50pm PDT
LocationRoom 502A
Interest Areas
New Technologies
Keywords
Physical AI
Simulation
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