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In an NVIDIA video, OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra runs the virtual training of robots itself
In a video, NVIDIA shows OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra setting up virtual exercises for robots, launching them and then assessing the results, the Japanese site Robotstart reports.
The developer describes in everyday language the task they want the robot to learn. The AI then operates NVIDIA's software itself and moves through the steps needed for learning.
In the video, Astra relies on Isaac Lab, NVIDIA's tool for teaching robots, and on Newton, a physics engine. The robot learns movements there and refines them.
For the move to the real world, the video presents the Agile ONE SN, a humanoid from Agile Robots, as the physical platform.
The robot is not yet available. According to NVIDIA, it is due in early 2027.
Source
- ロボスタ Robotstart · robotstart.info
