Nvidia robotics alumni are increasingly leaving the company to launch their own startups, fuelled by AI advancements and a flood of venture capital. Nvidia has invested billions into robotics, and CEO Jensen Huang helped popularise the term 'physical AI,' which enables machines to interact with the real world. The company's strategy focuses on building underlying technology such as chips that power robots and software used to train them, creating an ecosystem that has become fertile ground for founders. Amulya Vishwanath, who left Nvidia last year to start Techable Ventures, said some who helped build the foundations of robotics inside the company are spinning out to build their own firms.
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