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Nvidia's big bet on physical AI aims for safer robotaxis, humanoid robots

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Nvidia launched Halos for Robotics in June 2026 to enable safe autonomous mobile and humanoid robots in warehouses and factories, addressing the safety bottleneck following the 2025 launch of Halos for self-driving cars. Amit Goel, Nvidia's head of robotics ecosystem, stated that while AI models and hardware are advancing, safety remains the next critical requirement for deployment.

Key points

• Nvidia launched Halos for Robotics in June 2026 to enable safe autonomous mobile robots in warehouses and humanoid robots in factories.
• Nvidia's Halos for Robotics system was announced in June 2026 to address the safety bottleneck identified by Amit Goel, head of robotics ecosystem at Nvidia.

Context

Nvidia's Halos system launched in 2025 with hardware and software tools to help developers implement guardrails in self-driving cars. The company expanded its safety architecture to physical AI technologies by announcing Halos for Robotics in June 2026.

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