NVIDIA Unveils Cosmos Platform at CES 2025: Advancing Physical AI

At CES 2025, NVIDIA unveiled its groundbreaking Cosmos Platform, designed to accelerate the development and deployment of AI in robotics, autonomous vehicles, and vision AI systems. By integrating advanced video data processing pipelines with new AI models, Cosmos is set to redefine physical AI applications across industries.

Key Features of the Cosmos Platform

• Advanced Video Data Processing Pipelines: Enables real-time processing and analysis of high-resolution video streams for robotics and AI-driven systems.
• Cutting-Edge AI Models: Tailored for physical AI, these models improve decision-making in applications like autonomous navigation, industrial automation, and security systems.
• Interoperability with NVIDIA Omniverse: Seamlessly integrates with NVIDIA Omniverse for simulation, training, and optimization of physical AI systems.
• Low-Latency Operations: Designed for time-sensitive environments, ensuring instantaneous responses in mission-critical applications.
• Customizable Framework: Offers developers flexibility to adapt AI models and workflows to specific industry requirements.

Impact on Industries

• Robotics: Improves robot navigation, task planning, and real-time adaptability in complex environments.
• Autonomous Vehicles: Enhances object detection, route optimization, and passenger safety with AI-driven decision-making.
• Vision AI: Revolutionizes surveillance, healthcare imaging, and retail analytics by delivering high-accuracy insights from visual data.

CEO Statement

During his keynote, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang described the Cosmos platform as a pivotal advancement:

"Cosmos is the bridge between the virtual and physical worlds, empowering AI systems to learn, adapt, and perform in real-world conditions like never before."

Availability

NVIDIA Cosmos will be available for developers in Q3 2025 through NVIDIA’s developer portal. The platform will be compatible with NVIDIA’s full suite of AI hardware, including the recently announced GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs.