NVIDIA Releases Open Humanoid Robot Reference Design, First Adopted by Stanford and ETH Zurich


NVIDIA Releases Open Humanoid Robot Reference Design, First Adopted by Stanford and ETH Zurich
According to Beating Monitoring, Jensen Huang announced the open humanoid robot reference design based on the Isaac GR00T platform at GTC Taipei 2026.
The solution uses the YuShu Technology H2 Plus humanoid robot body paired with the Sharpa five-finger dexterous hand (25 degrees of freedom per hand, 31 degrees of freedom for the whole body, 6 feet tall, 150 pounds), running on the Jetson Thor robot computer, integrated with NVIDIA's complete software stack: Cosmos world model generation and synthetic data, Isaac Lab simulation training, Isaac Teleop remote control data collection, Isaac ROS deployment runtime.
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The first adopters include Ai2, ETH Zurich, Stanford Robotics Center, and the University of California, San Diego.
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