Fabric Robotics joins NVIDIA Inception
Fabric Robotics joins NVIDIA Inception as the UK robotics startup advances its work in Physical AI, dexterous robotics and humanoid development.
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UNITED KINGDOM — Fabric Robotics, a UK-based robotics startup led by CEO Tudor Iustin, has joined NVIDIA Inception, a programme supporting startups developing new technologies. The membership marks a new step in the company’s work to advance UK and European robotics through Physical AI.
Physical AI with a purpose
Fabric Robotics is working towards safe, capable humanoid robots that can operate usefully in the real world and improve everyday life. Its mission brings together the development of robotic hardware and the ambition to create systems that turn intelligence into useful physical action.
The company’s announced projects include RH-06, its first dexterous robotic hand with an integrated forearm, and Project ARYA, its first-generation generative android programme, planned for in-house development.
Connecting with NVIDIA’s startup ecosystem
NVIDIA Inception provides access to a startup ecosystem, technical resources and training opportunities. Fabric Robotics plans to draw on these resources as it continues moving from prototypes towards increasingly capable robotic systems.
For Fabric Robotics, joining the programme is an opportunity to deepen its technical knowledge and connect with a wider community working on AI. The company already presents RH-06 motion studies in a simulated environment with NVIDIA Isaac Sim.
Continuing the development journey
The next phase of Fabric Robotics’ work remains focused on developing its technology and sharing progress. Its ambition is to help strengthen the UK and European robotics ecosystem while building technology around the needs of people.
Company announcements will be published on the Fabric Robotics news page. Readers can also join the Project ARYA waitlist to receive development updates by email.
About Fabric Robotics
Fabric Robotics is a UK-based robotics company led by CEO Tudor Iustin. The company’s announced projects include RH-06, its first dexterous robotic hand, and Project ARYA, its first-generation generative android programme, planned for in-house development.
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