At NVIDIA GTC Berlin, OpenClaw Drives a Full Robotic Simulation on a Single DGX Spark
vincent_koc · x · 2026-10-21
NVIDIA's Build-a-Claw booth drew long lines at GTC Berlin. The standout demo: a robotic arm driven by OpenClaw running an entire agentic physical-AI simulation on a single DGX Spark.
- The robot plans grasping tasks from natural language, verifies outcomes, and recovers from failures caused by imprecise physics
- A rare on-site case of consumer-scale edge hardware running embodied agent simulation
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