Nvidia has established a significant presence in the robotics sector with remarkable growth over recent years. In March last year, the company introduced the GR00T platform, marking a pivotal moment in humanoid robotics. At its launch, this platform garnered support from several leading firms such as 1X Technologies, Agility Robotics, Apptronik, Boston Dynamics, Figure AI, Fourier Intelligence, Sanctuary AI, and Unitree Robotics.

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang unveiled an additional critical feature of the GR00T platform called Blueprint at CES on Monday. This feature is centered around imitation learning, which forms the basis for teaching robots new skills and is particularly crucial in humanoid robotics where designs often mimic human instructors' movements.

Imitation learning involves robots replicating actions by observing humans. This method is especially effective in training systems for automating tasks in settings like factories and warehouses, where early deployments of humanoid robots are taking place.

Remote operation plays a vital role in this process, enabling users to instruct robots from afar by digitizing human motions in real-time through simulated environments.

With GR00T Blueprint, users can generate movements using Apple's Vision Pro device. These movements are captured as digital twins, allowing robots to practice them repeatedly in virtual environments.