Nvidia is building an industrial machine-dominated metaverse

by dapp_writer005

4 years ago

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, announced that the company plans to focus on building and automating the industrial metaverse (Industrial Metaverse).

Industrial Metaverse is an immersive 3D virtual space that uses a variety of automation software, based on artificial intelligence and virtual/augmented reality devices. This is done in order to connect the physical universe with the virtual reality of the Nvidia Omniverse.

This segment of the metaverse allows clients to work on various projects remotely from the site. Users can work seamlessly with colleagues. This method has also been introduced into training programs for military units, including the US Army.

The Metaverse is a 3D extension of the Internet. No need to wear a virtual reality headset. You can see the metaverse in 3D and in 2D.Jensen Huang

At the moment, there are several companies that have created metaverse projects that do not need AR / VR or augmented reality devices.

I have a favorite version of the metaverse. Lots of robots that do work and communicate with robots outside in the real world.added by Jensen Huang

Based on Huang's words, there are many ways that can connect the physical world and the metaverse. He believes that people and machines must be both that interact with machines.

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