Nvidia has officially entered the humanoid robotics race with the unveiling of AEON, a full-stack intelligent robot that could redefine the future of AI and automation. CEO Jensen Huang introduced AEON at the VivaTech conference in Paris, marking a bold shift from digital dominance to physical-world integration.
Developed in collaboration with Swedish engineering firm Hexagon, AEON is not just a prototype—it’s a fully operational robot powered by Nvidia’s signature AI chips, sensors, and robotics software. Huang declared robotics may soon become “the largest industry in the world,” underscoring the company’s next big leap.
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Nvidia’s move into robotics comes as its market value closes in on Microsoft’s all-time record, with the company already generating $1.7 billion annually from its robotics and automotive division. Analysts expect that figure to skyrocket to over $7.5 billion within the next decade, driven by innovations like AEON.
Wall Street is watching closely. Nvidia stock has climbed 19% this year alone, fueled not just by AI chips, but growing investor confidence in the firm’s automation future. Many now believe AEON could push Nvidia beyond a $4 trillion valuation.
