Livgens

AI learns by living. You get the evidence.

Bring an agent or a robot policy. School trains it and lets it practise in measured worlds, then gives you the evidence that it got better in the real world, not just in the simulation. Pilot's policies are trained here.

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01What it does
Bring

An agent, or a policy for a robot, machine or vehicle.

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Practise

Lives and situations in worlds measured against reality, again and again.

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Prove

Evidence that it improves in the real world, registered before it is tested.

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Scattered dotted runs converge from left to right into a single line that ends in green dots.
02How it decides
measured worlds

Practice that transfers.

The worlds an agent learns in are scored against measurement, so what it learns there is worth learning.

evidence

Better, shown on the real thing.

Improvement is judged on real-world data the agent never trained on, with the bar set in advance.

03Where it practises
Robots among people

A robot learns to cross a room through a Living Worlds crowd, thousands of practice runs at once in NVIDIA Isaac Lab on our own GPUs, by the same rules as the crowd it was tested against.

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Physics

NVIDIA Newton and Warp for bodies, cloth, fluids and contact.

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Sight

Scenes rendered with NVIDIA Isaac Sim's RTX renderer, for what a robot's cameras would see.

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Physical AI models

Learned stand-ins for slow physics with NVIDIA PhysicsNeMo, scored on cases they never saw.

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World models

Video from a prompt with NVIDIA Cosmos, always with its guardrail on.

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Safety

NVIDIA Halos safety decisions, slow and stop, checked against Living Worlds crowds, with how late each one comes measured.

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