Nebius launches open-source Physical AI Workbench with NVIDIA, cutting robotics engineering time by 40%
lukas_m_ziegler · x · 2026-10-25
Nebius, in collaboration with NVIDIA, launched Physical AI Workbench, an open-source framework giving robotics teams a single place to run the entire physical AI development cycle — data generation, simulation, training, and evaluation — all connected and agent-operable.
The problem: physical AI pipelines previously required stitching together tools with different dependencies, data formats, and infrastructure needs, moving outputs via custom scripts, and manually tracking scenes/datasets/checkpoints; one tool change could break everything.
The solution: a single CLI (npa) that a coding agent can operate directly, spanning a 14-stage sim-to-training pipeline.
Reported results: up to 40% reduction in engineering time and iteration cycles cut from weeks to days.
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