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Industry
Apptronik opens \'Robot Park\' to speed humanoid training for factories and homes
U.S. humanoid robotics startup Apptronik has unveiled a large training facility called Robot Park, aiming to accelerate commercial use of humanoids by collecting large volumes of real-world data. The 90,000-square-foot site in Austin, Texas, trains its Apollo robot through repeated tasks under teleoperation, operating year-round. CEO Jeff Cardenas (제프 카르데나스) called it a data factory for robot learning. The company has raised about $1 billion and is developing Apollo3.
AI & Enterprise
Nvidia to build 35 supercomputers in 23 European countries as it dominates 90 percent of European AI factories
Nvidia is expanding artificial intelligence supercomputer infrastructure across Europe, building 35 AI supercomputers in 23 countries and aiming to provide advanced computing resources to more than 3 million researchers. It said its Blackwell and Hopper platforms support more than 90 percent of European AI factory deployments. Nvidia is also backing quantum computing research through CUDA-Q and expanding robotics via its Halos for Robotics platform, while maintaining cooperation with the China market.
AI & Enterprise
Nvidia unveils \'Halo\' safety system for humanoid robots
Nvidia has unveiled a safety system designed to allow humanoid robots to be deployed alongside humans, Axios reported on Sunday. The system, called Nvidia Halo for Robotics, integrates software, computing resources, sensors and inspection functions, and was developed based on Nvidia\'s experience in autonomous vehicle development. Agility is the first customer and plans to apply Halos to humanoids operated at client sites including Amazon and Toyota.
