NVIDIA Microduck AI Robots Debut at GTC Berlin 2026: From Isaac Lab Simulation to Real-World Waddling Autonomy
[‘NVIDIA’s GTC Berlin 2026 didn’t just bring announcements—it brought four waddling, duck-shaped AI robots that can learn in simulation and then actually move in the real world. In this world-premiere first look at the new **Nvidia Microduck AI Robots**, you’ll see how Jensen Huang’s onstage “duck roundup” connects open-source robotics with NVIDIA’s Isaac Lab, Isaac Sim, and Newton physics to turn learned behaviors into real-world walking, sitting, and even a very funny “nap” moment (with one duck hesitating to remind us that autonomy still has its quirks). If you’re into the future of robotics—or just want to understand how simulation-to-reality training is getting faster, more accessible, and more transferable—this video is your front-row seat. \n\nSo go ahead and press play, then **Subscribe to REC Anything** for more great videos like this one—because the next big leap in AI might be waddling in right behind the last one. https://www.youtube.com/embed/ac6pspFbPsI’]









