Haply Robotics is Incredibly Proud and Deeply Honored to be Recognized as a Leading Robotics Company by Industry Powerhouses NVIDIA and AWS
NVIDIA's announcement of its full-stack partnership with AWS named Haply Robotics among the leading robotics companies using the NVIDIA Isaac platform with AWS. Haply reflects on what the recognition means for its work in Physical AI and high-fidelity haptic interaction.
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Recognition from NVIDIA and AWS
As a collaborator leveraging the NVIDIA Isaac Sim platform on AWS, we’re thrilled to be contributing to this expanding ecosystem of world-class technology partners pushing the boundaries of robotics, simulation, and high-fidelity physical interaction. Together, we’re accelerating the future of Physical AI and enabling robots—and the humans who guide them—to achieve unprecedented capability and scale.
What this means for Physical AI
As breakthroughs in Physical AI accelerate, we see these partnerships shaping the future of intelligent systems, cloud-enabled robotics, and high-performance computing. Haply is committed to contributing to this momentum by delivering precise, intuitive haptic tools that support researchers, developers, and creators building the next generation of embodied AI technologies.
We’re excited about what this means for the robotics ecosystem, and we look forward to continuing our work alongside global leaders who are driving real change in how humans and machines interact.
The NVIDIA x AWS announcement
The recognition came in NVIDIA’s announcement of a full-stack partnership with AWS, providing a secure, high-performance compute platform for future innovation. The announcement covered how NVIDIA Cosmos world foundation models are now available as NVIDIA NIM microservices on Amazon EKS for real-time robotics control and simulation workloads, and on AWS Batch for large-scale synthetic data generation — with Cosmos-generated world states feeding training and validation in NVIDIA Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab.
In it, NVIDIA named Haply Robotics among the leading robotics companies — alongside Agility Robotics, Agile Robots, ANYbotics, Diligent Robotics, Dyna Robotics, Field AI, Lightwheel, RIVR and Skild AI — using the NVIDIA Isaac platform with AWS for use cases ranging from collecting, storing and processing robot-generated data to training and simulation for scaling robotics development.