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Jensen Huang estuvo junto al canciller alemán Merz en Berlín este miércoles y firmó una declaración conjunta que vincula a Nvidia con la plataforma Industry 4.0 de Alemania, con la inteligencia artificial física, no el software, como protagonista central.

[carraspeo] Nvidia nombró a cuatro startups alemanas que planea apoyar: Agile Robots, Abelios Medical, Mirelo y Reflex Aerospace, como parte de su compromiso europeo de aproximadamente diez mil millones de dólares.

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This is part of NVIDIA's nearly $10 billion commitment across Europe.

They've identified four German startups for investment, Agile Robots, Avelios Medical, Morello, and Reflex Aerospace.

Agile Robots is particularly interesting with its AI-powered factory robots, including the Agile One Humanoid.

Avilios Medical is set to revolutionize hospital information systems, while Morello focuses on AI models for sound and music generation.

Reflex Aerospace is making waves with its rapid-build satellites, promising launch readiness in about 12 months.

Natalie Lokchinova did note that European funding jumped 190% in H1, but it's super concentrated in mega rounds like neurorobotics.

Still, the ecosystem in Germany and Switzerland is solid, right? Erdem Yerun and Gianmaria Sveta pointed out Germany has six robotics unicorns like Robco and Agile Robots, despite the automotive slump.

And Marcus Wagner highlighted that Switzerland creates six times more VC-backed robotics startups per capita than Germany.

They just lack the late stage capital.

I've seen that with Hexagon.

I've seen that with Agile Robots.

Here where I am in Munich right now, I've seen that with Apptronic.

Companies that aren't first principles robotics companies that say, Hey, let's make a humanoid robot.

I've seen that with Hexagon.

I've seen that with Agile Robots.

Here where I am in Munich right now, I've seen that with Apptronic.

Companies that aren't first principles robotics companies that say, Hey, let's make a humanoid robot.

We are working with partners to develop this VLA.

So we have partnerships with Apptronic, Agile Robots, Boston Dynamics.

And so that's where we built or how we are building the VLA together with them.

I do think in general, robotics has this embodiment problem, right? VLAs are also still training on data from robots.