Newton in Action: Open Source Physics Simulation With Disney BDX Droids
October 28, 2025
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as posted by the channelPhysics simulation is essential for teaching robots how to move and interact with the world around them—but the complexity of modern robots pushes current simulation technology to its limits.
Robotics developers need simulations that accurately mirror real-world physics.
Newton is an open-source, extensible physics engine managed by the Linux Foundation and developed by NVIDIA, Disney Research, and Google DeepMind for advancing robotics research and development.
Newton comprises multiple solvers that train robots to interact with various types of materials with precision, including cloth, granular materials, and rigid-body solvers. This equips them with the skills to interact more effectively with the real world.
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