Aetina Corporation is set to exhibit its latest edge computing platforms powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor and NVIDIA MGX edge servers at the NVIDIA GTC 2026.
These technologies are designed to enhance the capabilities of autonomous robots and facilitate real-time industrial decision-making at the edge. The showcase will highlight Aetina’s advancements in high-precision three-dimensional perception and enterprise-grade AI agents.
Demonstrating advanced AI technology
At the GTC, Aetina plans to present its innovative solutions built on NVIDIA Blackwell architecture. The demonstrations will feature the DeviceEdge AIB-AT78/68 series edge supercomputing platform alongside modular NVIDIA MGX Edge Servers, which incorporate NVIDIA NIM microservices. This exhibition aims to empower robots and automation systems with improved autonomous capabilities.
Enhancing operational efficiency
Their solutions are poised to accelerate the deployment of edge intelligence across various industries
In dynamic AI applications, robots and automation systems need not only reliable spatial perception but also advanced decision-making capabilities to execute complex tasks at the edge. Aetina’s presence at GTC underscores its role as a provider of key infrastructure, essential for robotic and enterprise autonomy. Their solutions are poised to accelerate the deployment of edge intelligence across various industries.
Pioneering robotic systems
The DeviceEdge AIB-AT78/68 series will form a central part of Aetina's display. It’s among the first production-ready platforms powered by NVIDIA Jetson T5000 and T4000 modules, tailored specifically for humanoid and advanced robotic systems. Already in use across manufacturing, logistics, and service sectors, this platform offers powerful edge computing and real-time perception, enhancing robotic behaviors and AI skills.
Driving scalable AI deployment
The AIB-AT78/68 series combines extensive connectivity interfaces with NVIDIA Isaac and Vision AI workflows
With up to 2070 FP4 TFLOPS of AI performance, the AIB-AT78/68 series combines extensive connectivity interfaces with NVIDIA Isaac and Vision AI workflows.
These components collectively bridge simulation with real-world application, promoting scalable physical AI adoption. Additionally, through a collaboration with Stereolabs, Aetina will display the Humanoid Surround Vision Solution. This includes the integration of GMSL2 technology and ZED X cameras to enable sub-millisecond 3D perception processing for advanced robotic navigation.
Ensuring data sovereignty and security
Aetina will also feature its SuperEdge AEX-2UA1 edge server, a solution based on NVIDIA MGX architecture and NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 GPUs. By leveraging NVIDIA NIM microservices, enterprises can implement agentic AI for conducting on-premises reasoning and generating insight-driven decisions without compromising data sovereignty. This system is beneficial for environments where real-time, local decision-making is crucial.
Accelerating autonomous innovation
“Aetina is deeply integrating GMSL2 3D visual perception technology with the NVIDIA Jetson Thor platform, while leveraging the outstanding inference capabilities of NVIDIA MGX modular edge servers to build diversified, deployable infrastructure for the physical AI era,” stated Joe Lo, President of Aetina.
The company encourages partners and media to view these technologies at Booth #139, ahead of the commercial release of the AIB-AT78/68 series in late March 2026.
Aetina presents its Jetson Thor–powered edge computing platforms and NVIDIA MGX edge servers at GTC 2026, combining high-precision 3D perception with enterprise AI agents to support autonomous robots and real-time industrial decision-making at the edge.
Aetina Corporation, a global provider of edge AI solutions, will demonstrate high-precision 3D vision technology and enterprise-grade Generative AI agents at NVIDIA GTC 2026, empowering robots and automation systems to advance toward end-to-end autonomy. At this exhibition, Aetina will showcase its innovations powered by NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, featuring the DeviceEdge AIB-AT78/68 series edge supercomputing platform powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor, and modular NVIDIA MGX Edge Servers with NVIDIA NIM microservices support.
Changing operational priorities
In physical AI application scenarios, robots and automation systems require not only real-time, reliable spatial perception, but also a "decision-making brain" capable of executing complex task reasoning at the edge—enabling dynamic orchestration amid shifting tasks, exceptions, and changing operational priorities.
Aetina's presence at GTC highlights its role as a key infrastructure enabler for both robotic autonomy and enterprise autonomy, delivering the “eyes of perception” and the “brain of intelligence” required for autonomous systems, accelerating industrial edge-intelligence deployment across industries.
Advanced robotic systems
At the center of Aetina's showcase is the DeviceEdge AIB-AT78/68 series, one of the industry's first production-ready platforms powered by NVIDIA Jetson T5000 and NVIDIA Jetson T4000 modules, purpose-built for humanoid robots and advanced robotic systems.
The AIB-AT78/68 has already been integrated into onboard computing platforms for humanoid robots across manufacturing, logistics, and service sectors, providing powerful edge computing and real-time perception and decision abilities to support increasingly complex robot behaviors and AI skills.
Scalable physical AI adoption
The AIB-AT78/68 series delivers up to 2070 FP4 TFLOPS of AI performance with extensive I/O, including QSFP28 (100 Gbps), EtherCAT, and dual 10 GbE industrial-grade connectivity interfaces, precisely addressing in-field demands for sensor fusion and high-speed motion control. By combining NVIDIA Isaac, NVIDIA Isaac GR00T, and Vision AI workflows, the platform helps close the gap between simulation and real-world deployment, driving scalable physical AI adoption.
In addition, through deep collaboration with Stereolabs, Aetina will demonstrate the Humanoid Surround Vision Solution onsite. Built on the AIB-AT78/68 platform, the GMSL2 solution integrates two ZED X stereo cameras for frontal depth sensing and two ZED X One cameras for peripheral awareness. Leveraging GMSL2’s high bandwidth and low latency, the system enables sub-millisecond 3D perception processing, equipping robots with human-like environmental navigation capabilities. The platform supports a wide operating temperature range of -25°C to 80°C and a 130W power-efficient design, engineered specifically for industrial environment deployment.
Preserving data sovereignty
Beyond robotics, Aetina will also showcase the SuperEdge AEX-2UA1 2U short-depth edge server based on NVIDIA MGX architecture, accelerated by NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs. By combining NVIDIA NIM microservices to run Large Language Models (LLMs) at the edge, it helps enterprises rapidly adopt agentic AI to perform on-premises reasoning, analyse operational data, and generate real-time insights and recommendations, while preserving data sovereignty and security.
This architecture is particularly suited for latency-sensitive scenarios such as warehouses and factories, where data cannot be easily moved to the cloud or where local real-time decision-making is required. It enables seamless edge-side integration of high-fidelity perception and workflow reasoning, propelling AI applications to a new level of autonomy.
Next-generation robots
“Aetina is deeply integrating GMSL2 3D visual perception technology with the NVIDIA Jetson Thor platform, while leveraging the outstanding inference capabilities of NVIDIA MGX modular edge servers to build diversified, deployable infrastructure for the physical AI era,” said Joe Lo, President of Aetina. “In addition to empowering next-generation robots with comprehensive environmental perception, we are helping construct an autonomous ‘brain’ that connects sharp sensing to intelligent decision-making—accelerating the journey from lab prototypes to real-world, multi-scenario deployments.”
Aetina cordially invites global partners and media to visit Booth #139 to experience these live demonstrations. The AIB-AT78/68 series is expected to be commercially available in late March of 2026.
