Robotics workflow orchestration

NVIDIA OSMO

OSMO orchestrates robotics workflows across heterogeneous compute environments, connecting data, training, simulation and hardware-related stages.

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Role in the stack

Workflows describe dependencies between jobs and their resource needs. Kubernetes-based infrastructure can span cloud, on-premises and edge environments.

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Integration decision

The orchestrator can help manage training and simulation pipelines, but does not supply the GPUs, robot hardware or cloud credits those jobs consume. Operational access and resource ownership remain separate.

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Operational and reuse limits

A workflow completion signal is not proof of a model’s physical task success. Deployment requirements depend on the selected cluster and integrations.

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Infrastructure profile

Developer
NVIDIA
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Category
Robotics workflow orchestration
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NVIDIA/OSMO official repository

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Exact version / scope
Not publicly disclosed
Environment
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Access model
Public orchestration repository
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License
Not publicly disclosed

Engineering fit

Task scope
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Compute
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Integrations
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Pricing / access
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Additional disclosed fields

Inputs
YAML workflow specifications and compute resources
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NVIDIA/OSMO official repository

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Outputs
Scheduled multi-stage robotics jobs
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NVIDIA/OSMO official repository

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What this evidence does not establish

  • A workflow completion signal is not proof of a model’s physical task success. Deployment requirements depend on the selected cluster and integrations.

Relationships & deployments

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NVIDIA → NVIDIA OSMO
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compatible with
Isaac Lab Arena → NVIDIA OSMO
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Record history & verified changes

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md-osmo
NVIDIA/OSMO official repository

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md-arena
isaac-sim/IsaacLab-Arena official repository

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