ABB Robotics Unveils Physical AI Education Program at NVIDIA GTC Berlin
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ABB Robotics has launched an education initiative utilizing NVIDIA AI technologies, aimed at enhancing talent readiness for the evolving role of AI in industrial settings. Marc Segura, president of ABB Robotics, emphasized that as AI transitions from digital to physical environments, the demand for new skills in robotics and industrial systems is critical. The program aims to prepare the workforce for the deployment of Autonomous Versatile Robotics (AVRTM) by addressing the skills gap identified in a white paper that reveals 84% of companies have yet to adapt jobs for AI capabilities.
The collaboration between ABB Robotics and NVIDIA will focus on creating a structured learning program that integrates hands-on experiences with ABB RobotStudio and NVIDIA Omniverse, ultimately offering a certification in robotics, simulation, and physical AI. This initiative is supported by research contributions from various organizations, highlighting the necessity of a unified educational framework to effectively harness the potential of industrial physical AI.
ABB Robotics and NVIDIA are actively developing this educational solution, which combines practical learning with AI and robotics, as showcased at NVIDIA GTC in Berlin. The initiative underscores the importance of equipping the workforce with the right skills to fully realize the benefits of advanced AI technologies in manufacturing and automation.
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