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NVIDIA Releases Cosmos 3: 64B-Parameter Omnimodal World Model for Physical AI
NVIDIA released Cosmos 3, an omnimodal world foundation model platform for Physical AI spanning robotics, autonomous driving, and industrial environments. The flagship Cosmos3-Super variant contains 64 billion parameters and generates video, images, audio, and action commands from text, image, video, and action trajectory inputs using a Mixture-of-Transformers architecture.
NVIDIA Releases Cosmos3-Super: 64B-Parameter Omnimodal World Model for Physical AI
NVIDIA released Cosmos3-Super, a 64-billion parameter omnimodal foundation model that generates video, images, audio, and action commands from combinations of text, image, video, and action trajectory inputs. The model, part of the Cosmos3 collection, targets Physical AI applications including robotics, autonomous vehicles, and industrial automation.
NVIDIA Releases Cosmos3-Nano: 16B-Parameter Omnimodal World Model for Physical AI with 256K Token Context
NVIDIA has released Cosmos3-Nano, a 16-billion parameter omnimodal world model capable of generating video, audio, images, and robot action commands from combinations of text, image, video, and action trajectory inputs. The model supports a 256K token context window and is designed for Physical AI applications including robotics, autonomous vehicles, and smart manufacturing environments.
NVIDIA Releases Cosmos 3: 8B and 32B Omni-Models Combining Video Generation, Reasoning, and Action in Single Architectur
NVIDIA has released Cosmos 3, a unified omni-model that combines world generation, physical reasoning, and action generation in a single architecture. Available in 8B (Nano) and 32B (Super) parameter versions on Hugging Face, Cosmos 3 uses a Mixture-of-Transformers architecture to process text, image, video, audio, and action modalities without switching between separate models.
AI2 uses virtual simulation data to train physical AI robots, reducing real-world data costs
AI2 is developing physical AI systems trained primarily on virtual simulation data rather than expensive real-world demonstrations. The approach, demonstrated through projects like MolmoBot, addresses the historical bottleneck of manually collecting hardware training data.
Qualcomm and Wayve partner to integrate physical AI into production vehicles
Qualcomm and Wayve announced a technical partnership to integrate Wayve's AI driving layer with Qualcomm's hardware platform for production-ready advanced driver assistance systems. The collaboration aims to accelerate autonomous vehicle innovation by combining hardware and software expertise.