NVIDIA unveils technology that enables a sense of weightlessness in robots. Holoscan 5 uses a gravity compensation loop to keep robots upright. The technology is being explored together with partners such as Hyundai Motor Group and AIM Intelligence.
The technology was unveiled on November 4, 2026, in an announcement that highlighted partnerships with companies such as Hyundai Motor Group, AIM Intelligence, Mobilint and GlobalFoundries. Holoscan 5 is being developed together with partners seeking to integrate security solutions for AI agents. Mobilint, for example, announced on November 4, 2026 improved support for its NPUs in the Ray framework, with the automatic detection feature incorporated into the official Ray repository in August 2026.
NVIDIA also highlighted the integration of AIM Intelligence's Starfort platform with NVIDIA OpenShell, which aims to support secure AI agents. In parallel, LG AI Research opened API access to the K-EXAONE-2.5 model, developed with NVIDIA Nemotron data. Holoscan 5 gains greater precision and safety in industrial and automated applications
Holoscan 5 changes how robots operate
Holoscan 5 changes how robots operate. This technology eliminates the need for physical support, allowing robots to move more freely, without getting stuck on obstacles or losing balance. The integration of the gravity compensation loop also reduces the risk of accidents, especially in complex or dynamic environments. Collaboration with partners such as Hyundai Motor Group and AIM Intelligence is essential to ensure the safety of the AI agents that use the technology. Holoscan 5 could be a significant advance for companies that develop robots and AI systems, as it offers greater precision and control in automated operations. The technology is not yet available in Brazil, but NVIDIA is working with partners to expand its global application.
The technology was developed in collaboration with companies such as Mobilint and GlobalFoundries, which are working on hardware and software solutions for the robotics and artificial intelligence sector. Holoscan 5 is being explored together with partners such as Hyundai Motor Group and AIM Intelligence, which integrate security solutions for AI agents. NVIDIA presented the technology on November 4, 2026, amid advances in the AI ecosystem in South Korea. Holoscan 5 is part of the company's continuous evolution, as it has been investing in innovations to make robots more intuitive and safer.
Mobilint, a NVIDIA partner, says it has expanded the foundation for the use of its NPUs in the global AI software ecosystem. According to the company, software compatibility and ease of development are becoming increasingly important competitive factors. Mobilint highlighted that it is improving its proprietary SDK and supporting software technologies. The collaboration between NVIDIA and companies such as Mobilint and GlobalFoundries is accelerating the integration of technologies for AI agent security.
The technology allows robots to operate more safely, reducing the risk of falls or damage in real-world environments. Hyundai Motor Group is exploring NemoClaw, a NVIDIA blueprint, to integrate robotics safely into real-world environments.
Still unconfirmed
- Details about how the technology is implemented in robots were not specified.
With information from developer.nvidia.com, blogs.nvidia.com and digitimes.com.
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- Make a robot arm feel weightless with nvidia holoscan 5developer.nvidia.com
- Korea secure agentic aiblogs.nvidia.com
- Globalfoundries fd soi data manufacturing presidentdigitimes.com
- thelec.net
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