NVIDIA Isaac GR00T
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NVIDIA Isaac GR00T

byNVIDIASanta Clara, USA

An open vision-language-action (VLA) foundation model for generalized humanoid robot skills, using language and image inputs for manipulation, with cross-embodiment post-training and humanoid whole-body control support.

Primary use case: Generalized humanoid manipulation and whole-body control, including adaptation to specific robot embodiments, tasks, and environments.

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