Reply earns NVIDIA Physical AI Specialization for robotics and digital twins
Reply, an Italian IT services firm, has become one of the first partners worldwide to receive the "Physical AI Specialization" in NVIDIA’s Partner Network. The award follows a technical assessment that examined a customer implementation with Otto Group, the solution architecture, certified OpenUSD expertise and Reply’s development roadmap.
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- Reply became one of the first NVIDIA partners to receive the Physical AI Specialization in the NVIDIA Partner Network.
- The award follows a technical assessment covering a customer implementation with Otto Group, solution architecture, OpenUSD expertise and a development roadmap.
- Using NVIDIA Omniverse and Isaac, Reply’s Roboverse platform creates digital twins that simulate warehouse layouts and robot fleets for faster, lower‑risk deployment.
The specialization recognises Reply’s Roboverse platform, which combines robotics, digital twins, spatial computing and AI to link virtual simulation with real‑world operations. At Otto Group’s Hermes Fulfilment centre in Loehne, Germany, the platform built a high‑fidelity digital twin that underpins the company’s "Robotic Coordination Layer", allowing autonomous mobile robots from multiple vendors to be coordinated with fleet‑management and warehouse‑management systems. Using NVIDIA Omniverse and Isaac, new warehouse layouts and robot fleets can be simulated and validated before physical deployment, speeding integration and lowering operational risk.
Filippo Rizzante, CTO of Reply, said the specialization confirms the company’s ability to deliver end‑to‑end Physical AI solutions, from simulation and AI training to system integration and production rollout.
Reply Earns "NVIDIA Physical AI Specialization" for Production-Ready Robotics and Digital Twins
finance.yahoo.com · 19 October 2026
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