Comau is a worldwide leader in delivering advanced automation solutions across diverse industries, including vehicle manufacturing with a strong presence in e-Mobility, as well as cutting-edge robotics and digital solutions for industrial sectors such as shipyards, food&beverage, logistics, pharma, and renewable energies.
Primary use case: Robotic welding and precise manufacturing.
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Robotic welding and precise manufacturing.
At GTC Berlin on October 21, 2026, NVIDIA expanded its Isaac robotics platform with the Agile ONE SN reference humanoid from Agile Robots, preconfigured with Isaac GR00T and powered by Jetson Thor, alongside Isaac Lab 3.0, the new Isaac OS runtime, the SimReady Central Library, Human 1M Dataset, and the Halos safety system. The announcement was supported by a broad European and global robotics ecosystem, with multiple industrial and humanoid partners integrating the new tools into their platforms.
NVIDIA announced a major expansion of its Isaac open robotics development platform at GTC Berlin, introducing Agile Robots' Agile ONE SN — a full-stack reference humanoid built on Isaac GR00T and Jetson Thor — alongside the new open source Isaac OS runtime, Isaac Lab 3.0, and reference workflows for NVIDIA DGX Station. The company also released the SimReady Central Library with over 2,000 assets and the Human 1M Dataset, while highlighting European robotics leaders including ABB, KUKA, NEURA Robotics, and Sereact building on its open platform.
At GTC Berlin, NVIDIA announced a major expansion of its Isaac open robotics platform, adding a reference humanoid (Agile Robots' Agile ONE SN, built on Isaac GR00T and Jetson Thor), the open source Isaac OS runtime, Isaac Lab 3.0, and three open source reference workflows for DGX Station. The Agile ONE SN — 1.40 m tall, 40 kg, 31 degrees of freedom, 3 kg/arm payload, 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS Jetson Thor compute — cuts robot setup time from weeks to days and is slated for early 2027 availability. A broad ecosystem of European robotics firms including ABB, KUKA, NEURA, Hexagon and others is building on NVIDIA's open platform for simulation, training, and industrial deployment.