What robotics can do is rapidly advancing. Robots are becoming smarter, faster, and more efficient. However, creating a sophisticated “robot brain” transcends computational power. Further innovation necessitates open platforms that integrate simulation, training, and deployment.
This session delves into the pivotal role of open source in accelerating the development of intelligent robotics. Raffaello Bonghi explores various stages, from digital twin training in NVIDIA Cosmos, to AI-driven autonomy with Isaac, and deployment on the cutting-edge Jetson Thor — all powered by Ubuntu.
About Raffaello
Raffaello Bonghi is a Technical Marketing Engineer for AI & Robotics. Since 2015, he has been an NVIDIA Jetson Champ, designing multiple ROS/ROS-based robots for outdoor navigation and educational applications. He has also been involved in developing AI solutions for numerous international clients in the retail and robotics space. Raffaello holds a Ph.D. in control theory and industrial automation, with a deep focus on robotics.
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