Dassault Systemes will take part in Nvidia's annual GTC 2026 conference in San Jose, California, from March 16 to 19. It follows the companies' partnership announcement and will showcase the future of industrial AI being built jointly by the two companies.

At booth 1841 in the Industrial AI & Robotics Pavilion, Dassault Systemes will present experiences delivered by combining its AI-based virtual twin, the science-based Industry World Model and the Virtual Companion with Nvidia AI infrastructure, open models and accelerated software libraries.

Through demos themed around generative therapeutics, materials optimisation, physical behaviour simulation, generative production systems, large-scale AI factories and Dassault Systemes' agentic 3DEXPERIENCE platform, it will introduce new ways for companies to solve difficult problems in biology, materials science, engineering and manufacturing.

Florence Hu-Aubigny (플로랑스 휴-오비니), senior vice president of research and development at Dassault Systemes, is set to cover these topics in depth during the session titled "How Virtual Twins are shaping the next industrial revolution" from 2 p.m. to 2:40 p.m. on March 17.

In the session, business leaders will be able to see how to use production system virtual twins driven by the Industry World Model to improve the performance of autonomous software-defined production sites, the company said. They will also be able to see how to accelerate new materials discovery by exploring and simulating millions of molecular configurations with a molecular dynamics Industry World Model. They will also be able to see how to generate optimal parts through Dassault Systemes' design and engineering Virtual Companion, "Leo", it said.