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NVIDIA Adds Cosmos Tools for Physical AI Development

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NVIDIA has added Cosmos tools that it says help developers generate training data, train world models and test those models before deployment for physical AI applications. NVIDIA also said Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Encord, Siemens, Fogsphere and LTX are using Cosmos across robotics, autonomous driving and factory operations.

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From autonomous vehicles to smarter factories, companies are putting physical AI to work. We’ve added new NVIDIA Cosmos tools to help developers generate training data, train world models and test them before deployment. See how @Porsche, @MercedesBenz, @encord_team, @Siemens, @fogsphere, and @ltx_io are using Cosmos across robotics, autonomous driving and factory operations 👇NVIDIA AI · X

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  1. NVIDIA AI · X
    From autonomous vehicles to smarter factories, companies are putting physical AI to work. We’ve added new NVIDIA Cosmos tools to help developers generate training data, train world models and test them before deployment. See how @Porsche, @MercedesBenz, @encord_team, @Siemens, @fogsphere, and @ltx_io are using Cosmos across robotics, autonomous driving and factory operations 👇

    From autonomous vehicles to smarter factories, companies are putting physical AI to work. We’ve added new NVIDIA Cosmos tools to help developers generate training data, train world models and test them before deployment. See how @Porsche, @MercedesBenz, @encord_team, @Siemens, @fogsphere, and @ltx_io are using Cosmos across robotics, autonomous driving and factory operations 👇

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