ARM Hub offers NVIDIA access for Propel-AIR participants

ARM Hub
Tuesday, 28 January, 2025

ARM Hub offers NVIDIA access for Propel-AIR participants

The ARM Hub has announced that Propel-AIR, Australia’s inaugural robotics and AI sprint, will offer access to NVIDIA AI and robotics technologies. This will help accelerate the innovation, commercialisation and adoption of advanced robotics and AI technologies among Australian startups and innovators.

“Our collaboration with NVIDIA empowers Australian businesses to harness cutting-edge AI and robotics technologies,” said Professor Cori Stewart, ARM Hub CEO and founder. “Through Propel-AIR, we’re providing advanced resources and technologies from NVIDIA to help startups and enterprises innovate and compete globally.”

Accelerating innovation with NVIDIA’s advanced AI and robotics technologies

Propel-AIR is designed to fast-track Australian robotics startups, scaleups and innovators by providing them with the resources, mentorship and technology needed to accelerate their projects. Participants will benefit from:

  • access to advanced NVIDIA AI and robotics technologies, NVIDIA Isaac and NVIDIA AI Enterprise;
  • industry expertise and mentorship with guidance from the ARM Hub’s network of industry experts, researchers and technologists to refine solutions and business strategies; and
  • global connections offering opportunities to engage with international partners, potential clients and investors to help advance Australian innovations on the global stage.

Extending beyond the initial sprint

With NVIDIA the ARM Hub aims to reach SME businesses across the country, democratising access to advanced AI and robotics technologies, providing the training, support and tools needed to enhance their operations, drive innovation and maintain a competitive edge in the global market.

The collaboration aims to significantly enhance Australia’s manufacturing and technological capabilities by integrating the NVIDIA AI and robotics platforms.

Accelerating innovation by fostering an environment where ideas swiftly transform into commercial successes, a key focus will be on the development of a skilled workforce by providing essential training and resources, equipping the Australian workforce for the future of advanced manufacturing, robotics and AI.

About Propel-AIR

Propel-AIR Sprint provides business opportunities for 10 AI and robotics companies and culminates in each company virtually pitching their solution to an international panel of experts. The winning pitch secures an opportunity to travel to MassRobotics in Boston for a one-month residency.

All 10 participants will receive business development assistance, including VC mentoring, product market fit assessments and media opportunities.

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