Artificial intelligence (AI) is at the core of our work, helping to improve our existing products and serving as a foundation for innovative new applications. As we build for the metaverse — the next iteration of the internet which we believe will have a significant impact on education, health care, the economy and beyond — the Canadian AI ecosystem is already playing a leading role in driving research breakthroughs that will one day make it a reality.
This month’s NVIDIA GTC provides the best opportunity yet to learn how leading companies and their designers, planners and operators are using the industrial metaverse to create physically accurate, perfectly synchronized, AI-enabled digital twins.
Want inspiration? Try being charged by a two-ton African black rhino.
Early in her career, wildlife biologist Zoe Jewell and her team came across a mother rhino and her calf and carefully moved closer to get a better look.
The protective mother rhino charged, chasing Jewell across the dusty savannah. Eventually, Jewell got a flimsy thorn bush between herself and the rhino. Her heart was racing.
Imagine driving a car — one without self-driving capabilities — to a mall, airport or parking garage, and using an app to have the car drive off to park itself.
Software company Seoul Robotics is using NVIDIA technology to make this possible — turning non-autonomous cars into self-driving vehicles.
