ABB Robotics and NVIDIA launch physical AI education program at GTC Berlin
ABB Robotics and NVIDIA announced a new education initiative focused on physical AI—AI applied to robotics and industrial systems—at the NVIDIA GTC conference in Berlin. The program aims to prepare workers for the next generation of Autonomous Versatile Robotics (AVR), which integrates AI into manufacturing, assembly, and maintenance tasks. Marc Segura, president of ABB Robotics, emphasized that…
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- ABB Robotics and NVIDIA launch a physical AI education program at GTC Berlin, targeting industrial robotics skills
- White paper finds 84% of companies haven’t redesigned jobs for AI despite 53% building AI fluency
- Curriculum includes hands-on training with ABB RobotStudio and NVIDIA Omniverse, offering a certificate
The initiative highlights a collaborative approach between academia, industry, and tech providers to bridge the skills gap. ABB and NVIDIA stress that technology alone won’t drive adoption—workers must understand how to deploy AI in real-world production systems. The program will be showcased at GTC Berlin, with further details expected on its rollout timeline.
ABB Robotics Launches Blueprint For Physical AI Education At NVIDIA GTC Berlin
automationworld.com · 5 November 2026
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