deepak pathak

T2 · manager / operator

Co-founded Skild AI after a decade+ in robot learning research at CMU; focuses on technical development and deployment of general-purpose robot intelligence.

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Skild AI founders detail omni-brain strategy: one general brain for any robot form factor

Building a universal 'omni-brain' for robotics analogous to LLMs for language — pretraining on diverse video and simulation data, then post-training on real robot data to create a data flywheel across verticals from factories to homes.

NVIDIA2026-04
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Skild AI co-developing physics solvers with Nvidia, using Isaac Sim, Cosmos, and edge compute platform

Deep technical partnership across simulation (Isaac Sim, Newton), generative video models (Cosmos), and on-device edge compute — critical because robots need immediate reaction without server round-trips.

NVIDIA2026-04

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HIGHdeepak pathak·NVIDIA·4 months ago· position
Skild AI founders detail omni-brain strategy: one general brain for any robot form factor
Building a universal 'omni-brain' for robotics analogous to LLMs for language — pretraining on diverse video and simulation data, then post-training on real robot data to create a data flywheel across verticals from factories to homes.
"So at Skild, as you mentioned, we are building a general-purpose brain. So we call this omni-bodied intelligence. Any robot, any task, one brain. So think of like what ChatGPT is…"
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HIGHdeepak pathak·NVIDIA·4 months ago
Skild AI co-developing physics solvers with Nvidia, using Isaac Sim, Cosmos, and edge compute platform
Deep technical partnership across simulation (Isaac Sim, Newton), generative video models (Cosmos), and on-device edge compute — critical because robots need immediate reaction without server round-trips.
"We are basically the OG user, and we are now working with NVIDIA on like Newton as well. And in fact, we are co-developing better physics solvers. Probably we'll open source them…"
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