Analog Devices adopts NVIDIA Jetson Thor for humanoid systems
Analog Devices adopted NVIDIA Jetson Thor for physical-AI sensing, control and edge robotics systems.
Evidence notes
- Jetson Thor provides up to 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS with a Blackwell GPU, 14-core Arm CPU and as much as 128 GB of LPDDR5X memory.
- ADI is pairing the compute module with sensing and signal-chain components for real-time perception, motion control and human interaction.
Company context
NVIDIA is a compute and AI infrastructure company providing the simulation, training, edge-compute and model platforms used across modern robotics. Its stack includes tools for robot learning, digital twins, perception and on-device inference.