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How Jaiveer Singh Is Helping Robots, and Developers, Move Faster
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When Jaiveer Singh talks about robots, he doesn’t begin with spectacle.
Key facts
- As a robotics software engineer who leads the team behind NVIDIA Isaac ROS (Robot Operating System), Singh works on the connective tissue of the physical AI era
- For Singh, that future began in middle school, building with LEGO Mindstorms, a popular line of programmable robotics kits
- For Singh and the Isaac ROS team, the next era of robotics relies on a full stack: simulation, training, accelerated computing, AI models, middleware and edge deployment
- Compared with the original Isaac SDK, Isaac ROS is completely modular,” Singh said
Summary
As a robotics software engineer who leads the team behind NVIDIA Isaac ROS (Robot Operating System), Singh works on the connective tissue of the physical AI era. “My goal is to make sure everyone feels like they are a part of the robotics future,” Singh said. For Singh, that future began in middle school, building with LEGO Mindstorms, a popular line of programmable robotics kits. In a satisfying turn, the work he now leads began as his intern project.