YYForce Plans Workforce OS Robotics Platform Using NVIDIA Tools

Oct 21, 2026
YYForce plans to develop Workforce OS, a robotics architecture for coordinating human workers, service robots and Unitree humanoid robots in hospitality and facility operations.

YYForce detailed plans in a press release to develop Workforce OS, a modular robotics architecture for coordinating human workers, service robots and Unitree humanoid robots. The company plans to test the platform in hospitality and facility operations.

Workforce OS will use NVIDIA Jetson modules for onboard computing and RTX GPUs for inference and local processing. It will also use Project GR00T, Isaac Sim, Isaac ROS and TensorRT for robot training, navigation, simulation and model optimization.

YYForce plans an initial two month phase focused on navigation, conversational tasks and front desk integration. A second phase will add stationary and wheeled robotic arms for beverage and banquet service, followed by a pilot combining mobile robots, robotic arms and Unitree humanoid robots during months four to six.

The release describes plans rather than deployments and names no customers.

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