NVIDIA is a technology company, primarily known for its design and manufacturing of Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) and other high-performance computing solutions. While famous for their GPUs used in gaming and AI development, NVIDIA's role in the space industry is growing through partnerships. They provide AI and accelerated computing to companies like Sierra Space for space domain awareness and Spire for AI weather projects, and Lumen Orbit for AI-powered space based data centers. NVIDIA's technology enables advanced image analysis, AI, and real-time predictions for space-related applications, with their products even being tested for space-hardening to operate in harsh environments.
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Kinetica currently supports two LLM models and plans to roll out integration with NVIDIA NeMo later 2023 for language-to-SQL capabilities.
SkyView is a platform-agnostic company that selects technologies from providers such as Nvidia Omniverse, Unreal Engine 5, Microsoft, and Meta based on client needs.
NVIDIA DRIVE Sim is built on Omniverse and enables developers to test and validate autonomous driving systems in a physically based virtual environment.
NVIDIA Inception will provide Neuraspace access to embedded AI capabilities and opportunities to collaborate with industry-leading AI- and edge-driven organizations.
DRIVE Sim is a reference application built on NVIDIA Omniverse that combines NVIDIA’s core technologies to deliver digital twin environments for developing and testing autonomous driving systems.
Dell Technologies and NVIDIA launched Project Helix to make it easier for businesses to build and use generative AI models on-premises.
Project Helix will deliver a series of full-stack solutions with technical expertise and pre-built tools based on Dell and NVIDIA infrastructure and software.
By joining the NVIDIA Omniverse ecosystem, RoboSense enables developers to create complex road environments with high physical accuracy using its LiDAR model on the DRIVE Sim platform.
Physical data from Space Launch Delta 45 was merged with NVIDIA’s visualization engine for the Cape Canaveral simulation.
NVIDIA’s visualization engine uses the Universal Scene Description framework originally created by the Pixar movie studio.
Cesium for Omniverse has been used to simulate Cape Canaveral launch operations in a demo created by Cesium, Epic Games, NVIDIA, and the U.S. Space Force.
Cesium announced the release of 'Cesium for Omniverse,' an extension that enables 3D geospatial capability for NVIDIA Omniverse.
NVIDIA Omniverse is used to connect, build, and operate industrial metaverse applications such as digital twin simulations.
The globally adopted Nvidia AI platform will provide businesses based in Neom with processing engines for data processing, AI model training, simulation, and large-scale deployment across the AI workflow.
Tonomous will provide access to Nvidia’s AI and digital twin solutions via Tonomous’ digital cloud platform.
Tonomous positions the collaboration with Oracle and Nvidia as further supporting Saudi Vision 2030 and the kingdom’s rapidly developing cloud market.
Tonomous will provide customers with direct access to Nvidia’s advanced AI and digital twin solutions via the planned Oracle Cloud Region to be located at Neom.
Lockheed Martin Space, working with NVIDIA under contract, will develop an Earth Observations Digital Twin to provide NOAA with high-resolution, accurate, and timely depictions of global conditions using current satellite and ground-based observations.
Lockheed Martin and NVIDIA are collaborating to build an AI-driven Earth Observations Digital Twin to provide NOAA with a centralized approach to monitor global environmental conditions, including extreme weather events.
Siemens is one of the first companies to use NVIDIA IGX at the edge and is collaborating with NVIDIA on autonomous factory vision and industrial computing.