NVIDIA releases Isaac Lab 3.0 with pluggable physics and rendering backends
zhengyiluo · x · 2026-10-27
NVIDIA Robotics released Isaac Lab 3.0, letting robot-learning developers pick the physics and rendering backends that fit their workload, plus new ways to visualize policies during training. NVIDIA's SONIC whole-body controller runs across different physics engines and transfers to real hardware, demonstrating policy robustness across simulation backends and the real world.
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