The Next Nvidia in Robotics Might Be a Robotics Software Monopoly

Yes, Nvidia's robotics software stack could very well become the next monopoly in industrial automation—but not in the way you might expect.

Yes, Nvidia's robotics software stack could very well become the next monopoly in industrial automation—but not in the way you might expect.

Yes, the next NVIDIA in robotics will likely be a company that controls the robotics software stack rather than the hardware alone.

The next dominant player in robotics almost certainly will be a hardware-software hybrid company, not a pure chip manufacturer or pure software vendor.

Yes, an AI software platform could very well be the next Nvidia in robotics—and in many ways, Nvidia itself is betting its future on becoming exactly that.

The next NVIDIA in robotics may not be another chip manufacturer—it could be the company that creates the operating system.

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