Nvidia is pushing deeper into humanoid robotics with a new research platform built around machines from China's Unitree Robotics, a move that places the Hangzhou-based startup at the center of the U.S. chipmaker's latest bet on what it calls "physical AI."
The company announced Monday that its Isaac GR00T humanoid robot developer platform will support Unitree's G1 humanoid robot and a new reference design using Unitree hardware, Nvidia computing, and mechanical hands from Singapore-based Sharpa.