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NVIDIA releases Cosmos simulation recipes for synthetic training data

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NVIDIA released new Cosmos simulation recipes that let developers generate synthetic data and test policies for autonomous vehicles, robots and surgical applications, the company said. NVIDIA described one use case as turning a daytime drive into a rainy night while keeping the same road layout and vehicle trajectories. The recipes are aimed at developers building and testing policies in those three areas. NVIDIA's post did not give release timing, availability or pricing details.

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Turn a daytime drive into a rainy night while keeping the same road layout and vehicle trajectories. New NVIDIA Cosmos simulation recipes help developers generate data and test policies for autonomous vehicles, robots and surgical applications. 🧵NVIDIA AI · X

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    Turn a daytime drive into a rainy night while keeping the same road layout and vehicle trajectories. New NVIDIA Cosmos simulation recipes help developers generate data and test policies for autonomous vehicles, robots and surgical applications. 🧵

    Turn a daytime drive into a rainy night while keeping the same road layout and vehicle trajectories. New NVIDIA Cosmos simulation recipes help developers generate data and test policies for autonomous vehicles, robots and surgical applications. 🧵

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