Group 1 - Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the impracticality of training robots in the physical world, advocating for training in a virtual environment that adheres to physical laws [1] - Nvidia is collaborating with DeepMind and Disney Research to develop a cutting-edge physics engine called Newton, which will be open-sourced in July [1] - The Newton engine supports GPU acceleration and features high differentiability and ultra-real-time operation capabilities, enabling effective learning through experience [1] Group 2 - Nvidia is advancing robotic systems in the automotive industry using the Isaac Groot platform, powered by a new processor named Jetson Thor, designed for a wide range of robotic applications [3] - The Isaac operating system manages neural network processing, sensor processing, and data pipelines, enhancing system capabilities with pre-trained models developed by specialized teams [3] - Nvidia's end-to-end autonomous vehicle technology stack is a comprehensive solution developed entirely in-house, facilitating collaboration with various partners to promote the commercialization of autonomous vehicles [3] Group 3 - Nvidia is applying its AI models to autonomous vehicles, launching a fleet in collaboration with Mercedes globally, aiming for implementation of end-to-end autonomous driving technology this year [5]