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- Nvidia case highlights Foxconn’s AI use in manufacturing
TechNews, citing a customer case published by Nvidia, reports that Foxconn used AI to optimize injection-molding parameter settings and changes, reducing the related engineering workload by 50%. Automated production scheduling reduced the hours required for manual scheduling by 25%, while AI-assisted SMT analysis addressed more than 20 major production-line defects, with an anomaly improvement rate above 90%. Nvidia also reports that Foxconn uses DGX SuperPOD and DGX GB200 systems to develop its FoxBrain language model, while Nvidia deployment and simulation tools support the rollout of Foxconn-developed AI technologies across factories.
科技新报 · 🔥 0 - NVIDIA Expands Isaac Stack and Unveils Agile ONE SN Humanoid
NVIDIA announced a major expansion of the open NVIDIA Isaac robotics platform at GTC Berlin, including Isaac Lab 3.0, the Isaac OS runtime, new simulation assets and datasets, and reference workflows. Agile Robots unveiled Agile ONE SN, a research humanoid reference platform built with Isaac GR00T and Jetson Thor, with planned early-2027 availability and planned Halos safety-stack integration. Agile Robots says the integrated environment can reduce setup time from weeks to days, but TechRepublic says that estimate has not been independently tested.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 6 - Faraday Future launches $2,490 FF Nova humanoid robot for developers and schools
On 15 October, Faraday Future and FF EAI Robotics Ecosystem (FFR) launched the $2,490 FF Nova humanoid robot for developers, universities and schools, alongside the $299 FF Nova Mini for children aged eight and up. The companies call Nova the first embodied AI humanoid sold in the US for under $2,500, a claim The Next Web said it had not independently verified; according to its product page, the robot has 20 degrees of freedom, stands 49.7cm tall and weighs 2.8kg, supports ROS 2, can walk, wave and get back up after being knocked over, and can ride a detachable wheeled base, with a developer software package costing $390 and a training programme built on Nvidia's Isaac platform. The first 100 Nova units are invitation-only with 20 ready to ship now, and the launch follows FFR's agreement to buy FF's robotics business in an all-stock deal valued at about $200M, with FF expected to own about 65.7% of FFR after closing.
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