Nvidia showcases humanoid robots and AI supercomputers at Berlin GTC conference
Nvidia's GTC conference in Berlin features live demos of humanoid robots, AI-powered sorting arms, and the Vera Rubin NVL72 supercomputer. CEO Jensen Huang emphasized AI's growing impact across European industries, highlighting new modular AI data centers that speed deployment. The event underscores AI's expansion beyond software into robotics and industrial automation, while stressing safety and reliability.
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Nvidia is showcasing humanoid robots and AI supercomputers at its GTC conference in Berlin, highlighting the expanding role of artificial intelligence in robotics and industrial automation.
Visitors can experience demonstrations including robotic arms sorting objects, facial recognition systems, and Nvidia’s Vera Rubin NVL72 supercomputer rack alongside RTX Spark devices. A new modular AI data center, the Vera Rubin DSK Pod, aims to reduce deployment times from months to days.
During his keynote, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addressed about 3,000 attendees, emphasizing the company’s ambition to integrate AI into factories, vehicles, and robots across European industries. He stated, “There’s no question everybody will become an AI company, and we’re going to have a thriving AI economy here in Europe.” The event runs until October 22 and also highlights the importance of developing AI technologies that remain safe, reliable, and useful.