Cyngn and NVIDIA Collaborate on Autonomous Vehicle Solutions

Jun 27, 2025
Cyngn Inc. has announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to showcase next-generation robotics and AI technologies at Automatica 2025.

Cyngn Inc. has announced its collaboration with NVIDIA as part of the Automatica 2025 robotics and automation showcase. In a press release, Cyngn highlighted its use of the NVIDIA Isaac robotics platform to power next-generation autonomous vehicle solutions for industrial applications.

The collaboration focuses on Cyngn's new simulation capabilities using NVIDIA Isaac Sim, which replicates sensors, actuators, and the physics of forklifts and pallets in a simulated environment. This technology is designed to enhance the safety and scalability of autonomous vehicles in dynamic, real-world environments.

Cyngn's autonomous industrial vehicles, built on NVIDIA Isaac and powered by Cyngn's proprietary DriveMod software, are currently operational in commercial settings. These vehicles aim to reduce labor costs, increase throughput, and improve safety in industrial operations.

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