This roll video is Neo. It is a humanl looking robot made. It can do your dishes. It can clean stuff. It can fold your laundry.This is real. You can pre-order one today with an expected delivery next year. Now, Neo is not cheap.It's about $20,000. And the price tag didn't turn you off this might. Yes, Neo is technically a robot, but it is operated by a human being wearing a headset.In other words, a human being is watching its and your every move. So, let's talk about that and also a little bit about the ri ...

Data Strategy - Companies are increasingly viewing proprietary training data as a source of competitive advantage [1] - The industry is shifting away from freely scraped web data and low-paid annotator data for training sets [1]

Autonomous Vehicle Safety - NVIDIA Drive, built on the Halo safety system, enables developers to build safe autonomous vehicles with diverse software stacks, sensors, and redundant computers [1] - Safe AVs require massive amounts of diverse data to address edge cases, which are supplemented by realistic synthetic training data generated using NVIDIA Omniverse and Cosmos [2] - An independent classical stack runs in parallel for decision-making diversity, with guardrails monitoring safe performance and an arbitrator for emergency stops [3] Redundancy and Reliability - Each sensor connects to redundant computers, ensuring vehicle safety and operation even if a sensor or computer fails [4] - In the event of a critical failure, the system can execute a minimum risk maneuver, such as pulling over to the shoulder [4] Technology and Integration - NVIDIA Drive allows developers worldwide to integrate Halo into their products to build the next generation of safe AVs [4]