NVIDIA unveils new robotics models, benchmarks and workflows at CoRL

At CoRL in Austin, NVIDIA introduced new robotics technologies including world action models, simulation tools, benchmarks and agentic workflows. The company said GR00T 2 was trained on 100,000 hours of open-source human egocentric data and achieved 71% average success across 50 tasks with just one demonstration per task. NVIDIA also said Isaac Lab-Arena 0.4 is arriving as a developer preview, while DexBench and VABAR aim to evaluate dexterity and industrial automation across more realistic scenarios.