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According to a post on X by @DrJimFan, NVIDIA's Jim Fan teased his CoRL keynote for Monday, Nov 9, at 1:45 pm at the Hilton Austin, calling it "something extraordinary." The source snippet also describes NVIDIA's V2D Challenge, Isaac Lab Arena updates, and a booth featuring GR00T, Isaac Lab and Newton, along with a research reception on Nov 11. Rhoda AI is hosting a Video Models Meet Robotics reception on Tuesday, Nov 10.
According to a post on X by @DrJimFan, NVIDIA's Jim Fan teased his CoRL keynote for Monday, Nov 9, at 1:45 pm at the Hilton Austin, calling it "something extraordinary." The source snippet also describes NVIDIA's V2D Challenge, Isaac Lab Arena updates, and a booth featuring GR00T, Isaac Lab and Newton, along with a research reception on Nov 11. Rhoda AI is hosting a Video Models Meet Robotics reception on Tuesday, Nov 10.
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NVIDIA’s DrJimFan teased his CoRL keynote for Monday, Nov 9 at 1:45 pm at the Hilton Austin as “something extraordinary.” SohaPouya of NVIDIA listed its V2D Challenge, Isaac Lab Arena updates, a booth featuring GR00T, Isaac Lab and Newton, and a research reception on Nov 11, while Rhoda AI is hosting a Video...
Robotics researchers and developers attending CoRL in Austin get a clear schedule of keynotes, challenges and receptions to plan around. The lineup includes a Video Models Meet Robotics event, which suggests interest in video models for robotics. The source only describes the teaser and the schedule, so the keynote content is the thing to watch.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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