NVIDIA said its partners are building AI applications for cities using its Nemotron, Cosmos and Omniverse software, with examples spanning resident services, traffic management and urban planning.
Smart cities · NVIDIA
NVIDIA says its partners are building AI for cities, from resident services to traffic and urban planning
Partner-led projects combine NVIDIA's Nemotron, Cosmos and Omniverse software with shared computing resources. The company points to a digital twin that can simulate 15 years of urban forest growth in about 10 minutes.
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application types described: resident agents, vision agents, digital twins
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NVIDIA software layers: Nemotron, Cosmos, Omniverse
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cities, partners or timelines named; no independent performance or cost data
Digital twin: simulated urban forest growth
Each block is one simulated year of growth. The compute time is shown separately because it is measured in a different unit.
Compute time
about 10 min
NVIDIA's stated time to run that simulation. Planners could use this kind of test to weigh long-term green-space decisions before committing resources.
How the pieces fit
Nemotron
Models for AI agents and language apps
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Cosmos
World models that simulate physical environments
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Omniverse
Platform for building and running 3D digital twins
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Resident agents
Answer routine public questions
Vision agents
Analyze road conditions in real time to reduce delays
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