Humanoids
Learning to move, manipulate objects and navigate new environments.
You build the robot's brain. We run everything underneath it.
Dedicated NVIDIA clusters for simulation, training and inference, run by the same team that runs regulated enterprise environments. The model is only half the story.
More than 5 million industrial robots were operating worldwide in 2025. Factories installed another 603,000 that year.5
But robots are finding work well beyond manufacturing. Professional service robot sales grew 24% in 2025, reaching nearly 250,000 units. Almost half went into transportation and logistics.6
And that's where things get interesting.
AI is helping robots move beyond fixed instructions. Through simulation, training and real-world feedback, machines can learn to handle tasks and environments they weren't explicitly programmed for.
The opportunity isn't just building more robots. It's building smarter ones that keep getting better.
Share of professional service robot sales in 2025. Each square is 1%.
| Transportation and logistics | 47% |
|---|---|
| Other professional service applications | 53% |
Learning to move, manipulate objects and navigate new environments.
Picking, sorting and transporting goods.
Vision-guided assembly, inspection and automation.
Autonomous systems in healthcare, hospitality and delivery.
Every application needs a way to simulate, train, deploy and keep improving.
GPU One brings dedicated NVIDIA compute, high-performance storage and managed operations together. From simulation to inference, it's the kind of infrastructure we already operate for Skild AI.7