RoboForce, a pioneer in Physical AI-powered robotics, was featured by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang during his recent GTC keynote, highlighting its flagship TITAN robot as a breakthrough in AI and robotics. The recognition spotlights RoboForce's mission to provide scalable "Robo-Labor" for demanding industrial tasks, with the company having already secured letters of intent for over 11,000 robots and initiated pilot deployments across multiple sectors.
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RoboForce's TITAN robot was featured in NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's GTC keynote.
TITAN is an AI-powered robot designed for dull, dirty, and dangerous industrial work.
It uses RF-Net, a 3D foundation model, for spatial understanding with millimeter precision.
RoboForce has secured over 11,000 robot orders via letters of intent.
Pilot deployments are active in energy, data centers, logistics, mining, and manufacturing.
The robot has an 8-hour runtime and can carry a 40 kg dual-arm payload.
A Production-Ready Robot for Demanding Environments
TITAN is engineered for complex, unstructured industrial settings. Powered by its proprietary RF-Net 3D foundation model, the robot achieves advanced spatial awareness and manipulation with millimeter-level precision. Built on a reliable hardware platform, it operates autonomously for up to 8 hours and can handle a significant 40 kg dual-arm payload, making it a practical solution for real-world deployment. "We're honored to be recognized by Jensen and the NVIDIA team for our contribution to the global movement of Physical AI," said Leo Ma, founder and CEO of RoboForce. "Our company's mission is to elevate humans beyond dull, dirty, and dangerous work."
Securing Market Traction with Widespread Industry Interest
The feature at NVIDIA GTC comes as RoboForce transitions from R&D to commercial pilot production. The company's significant pipeline of over 11,000 intended orders underscores strong market demand. Initial pilots are already underway in the energy sector, with active expansion into data centers, shipping, logistics, mining, and manufacturing, demonstrating the robot's versatile application across heavy industries.
The recognition from NVIDIA validates RoboForce's position at the forefront of Physical AI. With a production-ready robot, substantial market interest, and a clear mission to address global labor challenges in hazardous fields, RoboForce is poised to fundamentally transform industrial operations and create a new paradigm for autonomous labor.
RoboForce is building the future of Physical AI — scalable, deployable Robo-Labor for demanding industrial environments. The company was founded in 2023 by experts from CMU, UMich, Amazon Robotics, Google, Waymo, Cruise, Tesla Robotics, ABB, and Apple. RoboForce is backed by Myron Scholes, Gary Rieschel, and Carnegie Mellon University, and beyond.
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