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NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0: Free, Open Source, And Built For NVIDIA Chips

NVIDIA released Isaac ROS 5.0 at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, and the headline change is that AI agents can now do robotics development work alongside people.

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• COVERS: HOOK SENTENCE ONE. NARRATED: "NVIDIA has released a new open source robotics toolkit." SUPPORT: article.txt line 180, which describes Isaac ROS 5.0 as a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS released at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, and line 275, 'Available now, Isaac ROS 5.0 is free and open source.' WORDING: a launch verb is used here, unlike on a no-event vendor overview, because the page states a real release on the day of capture; 'toolkit' stands in for 'collection of GPU-accelerated packages' so the version number is not spoken twice in the opening seconds; no calendar date is narrated anywhere in this script, and the conference name and city are carried only by the source record and the title candidates.(First-party NVIDIA corporate blog post titled 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 Advances Agentic, Open Source Robotics Development', written by Katie Washabaugh and dated September 22 2026 (article.txt line 3 for the title, line 66 for the headline, line 73 for the date and line 77 for the byline; the alert-time snapshot at line 2 was captured 2026-09-22T12:11:00.237Z, the same day as this production run). NVIDIA is both the publisher of this page and the vendor that sells the Jetson hardware the software is built to accelerate, so the page is corporate positioning as well as a genuine release note. The release itself is real and same-day: line 180 states that Isaac ROS 5.0 is a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS, released at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, Canada, and line 275 states that it is available now, free and open source, with code on GitHub. The scale figure is at line 185, nearly 1.3 million ROS users. The agentic changes are at lines 194 to 197: new Isaac skills for setup and manipulation, agent-ready documentation, a FoundationStereo fine-tuning skill, a FoundationPose agent-ready inference library at up to 5.5x faster, and pick and place as a standalone agent-ready skill. Platform support is at lines 189 and 254 to 258: ROS Lyrical, Ubuntu 24.04, and scalable compute from entry-level Jetson Orin Nano to Jetson Thor. Lines 189 to 193 describe NVIDIA working with the Open Source Robotics Alliance to contribute a standard data-handling interface to ROS Lyrical. Lines 199 to 273 are a long partner roster naming roughly a dozen companies; none of those rosters are narrated, because a roster is the least verifiable part of a vendor page and a comma series speeds the read past the duration gate. transcripts.json for this slug is empty (0 videos captured, the box's yt-dlp is too old), so there is no transcript corroboration; timeline-probes.json returned mostly unrelated clips and was not used as a fact source. Every narrated claim in this script comes from article.txt.)
• COVERS: HOOK SENTENCE TWO. NARRATED: "It runs faster on hardware NVIDIA sells." SUPPORT: the packages are GPU-accelerated per article.txt line 180; line 185 says Isaac ROS brings NVIDIA accelerated computing to ROS users; lines 254 to 258 say Isaac ROS 5.0 supports scalable compute from entry-level NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano to high-performance Jetson Thor devices; and lines 251 to 253 say the applications ultimately need to run on the robot, with NVIDIA Jetson as the platform for running the stack at the edge. WORDING: this is the disclosure beat and it is placed second so the vendor relationship qualifies the release immediately; it also gives the hookCardWave2 renderer the second beat it requires; 'sells' is the plainest available verb, and no product name containing digits is spoken, since glued brand-plus-digit tokens are a known text-to-speech garble.(First-party NVIDIA corporate blog post titled 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 Advances Agentic, Open Source Robotics Development', written by Katie Washabaugh and dated September 22 2026 (article.txt line 3 for the title, line 66 for the headline, line 73 for the date and line 77 for the byline; the alert-time snapshot at line 2 was captured 2026-09-22T12:11:00.237Z, the same day as this production run). NVIDIA is both the publisher of this page and the vendor that sells the Jetson hardware the software is built to accelerate, so the page is corporate positioning as well as a genuine release note. The release itself is real and same-day: line 180 states that Isaac ROS 5.0 is a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS, released at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, Canada, and line 275 states that it is available now, free and open source, with code on GitHub. The scale figure is at line 185, nearly 1.3 million ROS users. The agentic changes are at lines 194 to 197: new Isaac skills for setup and manipulation, agent-ready documentation, a FoundationStereo fine-tuning skill, a FoundationPose agent-ready inference library at up to 5.5x faster, and pick and place as a standalone agent-ready skill. Platform support is at lines 189 and 254 to 258: ROS Lyrical, Ubuntu 24.04, and scalable compute from entry-level Jetson Orin Nano to Jetson Thor. Lines 189 to 193 describe NVIDIA working with the Open Source Robotics Alliance to contribute a standard data-handling interface to ROS Lyrical. Lines 199 to 273 are a long partner roster naming roughly a dozen companies; none of those rosters are narrated, because a roster is the least verifiable part of a vendor page and a comma series speeds the read past the duration gate. transcripts.json for this slug is empty (0 videos captured, the box's yt-dlp is too old), so there is no transcript corroboration; timeline-probes.json returned mostly unrelated clips and was not used as a fact source. Every narrated claim in this script comes from article.txt.)
• COVERS: SCENE 1 SENTENCE ONE. NARRATED: "Isaac ROS five point zero adds GPU accelerated packages to the open ROS framework." SUPPORT: article.txt line 180, Isaac ROS 5.0 is a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS; lines 177 to 179, the ROS open framework is a project from Open Robotics that helps humans build robots; and line 184, ROS provides the open source foundation for much of modern robotics development. WORDING: the version number is spoken as words per house style and appears as digits only on the title cards; 'GPU accelerated' is written without a hyphen for the text-to-speech; the article's three-item list of common tools, libraries and standards at line 184 is never narrated, because a comma series speeds the read and breaks the duration budget.(First-party NVIDIA corporate blog post titled 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 Advances Agentic, Open Source Robotics Development', written by Katie Washabaugh and dated September 22 2026 (article.txt line 3 for the title, line 66 for the headline, line 73 for the date and line 77 for the byline; the alert-time snapshot at line 2 was captured 2026-09-22T12:11:00.237Z, the same day as this production run). NVIDIA is both the publisher of this page and the vendor that sells the Jetson hardware the software is built to accelerate, so the page is corporate positioning as well as a genuine release note. The release itself is real and same-day: line 180 states that Isaac ROS 5.0 is a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS, released at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, Canada, and line 275 states that it is available now, free and open source, with code on GitHub. The scale figure is at line 185, nearly 1.3 million ROS users. The agentic changes are at lines 194 to 197: new Isaac skills for setup and manipulation, agent-ready documentation, a FoundationStereo fine-tuning skill, a FoundationPose agent-ready inference library at up to 5.5x faster, and pick and place as a standalone agent-ready skill. Platform support is at lines 189 and 254 to 258: ROS Lyrical, Ubuntu 24.04, and scalable compute from entry-level Jetson Orin Nano to Jetson Thor. Lines 189 to 193 describe NVIDIA working with the Open Source Robotics Alliance to contribute a standard data-handling interface to ROS Lyrical. Lines 199 to 273 are a long partner roster naming roughly a dozen companies; none of those rosters are narrated, because a roster is the least verifiable part of a vendor page and a comma series speeds the read past the duration gate. transcripts.json for this slug is empty (0 videos captured, the box's yt-dlp is too old), so there is no transcript corroboration; timeline-probes.json returned mostly unrelated clips and was not used as a fact source. Every narrated claim in this script comes from article.txt.)
• COVERS: SCENE 1 SENTENCE TWO. NARRATED: "That framework has nearly one point three million users." SUPPORT: article.txt line 185, 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS brings NVIDIA accelerated computing, physical AI models and production-ready libraries to the nearly 1.3 million ROS users.' WORDING: 'nearly' is kept because the article hedges the figure and dropping it would overstate; the figure is attributed to the ROS ecosystem rather than to Isaac ROS, since 1.3 million is the ROS user base and not an NVIDIA adoption number, which is the most likely way a viewer could be misled here; the number is spoken as words and appears as digits only on the title card; 'That framework' refers back to ROS so the initialism is spoken once per sentence at most.(First-party NVIDIA corporate blog post titled 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 Advances Agentic, Open Source Robotics Development', written by Katie Washabaugh and dated September 22 2026 (article.txt line 3 for the title, line 66 for the headline, line 73 for the date and line 77 for the byline; the alert-time snapshot at line 2 was captured 2026-09-22T12:11:00.237Z, the same day as this production run). NVIDIA is both the publisher of this page and the vendor that sells the Jetson hardware the software is built to accelerate, so the page is corporate positioning as well as a genuine release note. The release itself is real and same-day: line 180 states that Isaac ROS 5.0 is a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS, released at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, Canada, and line 275 states that it is available now, free and open source, with code on GitHub. The scale figure is at line 185, nearly 1.3 million ROS users. The agentic changes are at lines 194 to 197: new Isaac skills for setup and manipulation, agent-ready documentation, a FoundationStereo fine-tuning skill, a FoundationPose agent-ready inference library at up to 5.5x faster, and pick and place as a standalone agent-ready skill. Platform support is at lines 189 and 254 to 258: ROS Lyrical, Ubuntu 24.04, and scalable compute from entry-level Jetson Orin Nano to Jetson Thor. Lines 189 to 193 describe NVIDIA working with the Open Source Robotics Alliance to contribute a standard data-handling interface to ROS Lyrical. Lines 199 to 273 are a long partner roster naming roughly a dozen companies; none of those rosters are narrated, because a roster is the least verifiable part of a vendor page and a comma series speeds the read past the duration gate. transcripts.json for this slug is empty (0 videos captured, the box's yt-dlp is too old), so there is no transcript corroboration; timeline-probes.json returned mostly unrelated clips and was not used as a fact source. Every narrated claim in this script comes from article.txt.)
• COVERS: SCENE 2 SENTENCE ONE. NARRATED: "The headline change is agentic." SUPPORT: article.txt line 3 and line 66, the headline 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 Advances Agentic, Open Source Robotics Development'; line 69, the subhead saying the release brings AI agent capabilities to the ROS developer ecosystem; line 183, 'The release introduces new agentic workflows and platform support'; and the section heading at line 186, 'Bringing AI Agents Into Robotics Development'. WORDING: 'headline change' is literal and refers to the article's own headline and lead, not a figure of speech; the sentence is deliberately short so the following sentence can carry the substance without crossing the per-scene word cap.(First-party NVIDIA corporate blog post titled 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 Advances Agentic, Open Source Robotics Development', written by Katie Washabaugh and dated September 22 2026 (article.txt line 3 for the title, line 66 for the headline, line 73 for the date and line 77 for the byline; the alert-time snapshot at line 2 was captured 2026-09-22T12:11:00.237Z, the same day as this production run). NVIDIA is both the publisher of this page and the vendor that sells the Jetson hardware the software is built to accelerate, so the page is corporate positioning as well as a genuine release note. The release itself is real and same-day: line 180 states that Isaac ROS 5.0 is a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS, released at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, Canada, and line 275 states that it is available now, free and open source, with code on GitHub. The scale figure is at line 185, nearly 1.3 million ROS users. The agentic changes are at lines 194 to 197: new Isaac skills for setup and manipulation, agent-ready documentation, a FoundationStereo fine-tuning skill, a FoundationPose agent-ready inference library at up to 5.5x faster, and pick and place as a standalone agent-ready skill. Platform support is at lines 189 and 254 to 258: ROS Lyrical, Ubuntu 24.04, and scalable compute from entry-level Jetson Orin Nano to Jetson Thor. Lines 189 to 193 describe NVIDIA working with the Open Source Robotics Alliance to contribute a standard data-handling interface to ROS Lyrical. Lines 199 to 273 are a long partner roster naming roughly a dozen companies; none of those rosters are narrated, because a roster is the least verifiable part of a vendor page and a comma series speeds the read past the duration gate. transcripts.json for this slug is empty (0 videos captured, the box's yt-dlp is too old), so there is no transcript corroboration; timeline-probes.json returned mostly unrelated clips and was not used as a fact source. Every narrated claim in this script comes from article.txt.)
• COVERS: SCENE 2 SENTENCE TWO. NARRATED: "New skills and agent ready documentation let AI agents handle development tasks alongside humans." SUPPORT: article.txt line 194, 'New NVIDIA Isaac skills for setup and manipulation provide reusable workflows that developers and AI agents can use to complete robotics development tasks. Agent-ready documentation also makes it easier for AI agents to understand Isaac ROS tools and workflows'; and line 182, which says the release helps humans and AI agents build robots together. WORDING: 'alongside humans' carries the article's 'developers and AI agents' pairing without claiming agents replace developers, which the page does not say; the article's 'setup and manipulation' qualifier is dropped to stay inside the thirty-word scene cap; 'agent ready' is written without a hyphen for the text-to-speech; exactly two items are joined by 'and', never by a comma.(First-party NVIDIA corporate blog post titled 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 Advances Agentic, Open Source Robotics Development', written by Katie Washabaugh and dated September 22 2026 (article.txt line 3 for the title, line 66 for the headline, line 73 for the date and line 77 for the byline; the alert-time snapshot at line 2 was captured 2026-09-22T12:11:00.237Z, the same day as this production run). NVIDIA is both the publisher of this page and the vendor that sells the Jetson hardware the software is built to accelerate, so the page is corporate positioning as well as a genuine release note. The release itself is real and same-day: line 180 states that Isaac ROS 5.0 is a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS, released at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, Canada, and line 275 states that it is available now, free and open source, with code on GitHub. The scale figure is at line 185, nearly 1.3 million ROS users. The agentic changes are at lines 194 to 197: new Isaac skills for setup and manipulation, agent-ready documentation, a FoundationStereo fine-tuning skill, a FoundationPose agent-ready inference library at up to 5.5x faster, and pick and place as a standalone agent-ready skill. Platform support is at lines 189 and 254 to 258: ROS Lyrical, Ubuntu 24.04, and scalable compute from entry-level Jetson Orin Nano to Jetson Thor. Lines 189 to 193 describe NVIDIA working with the Open Source Robotics Alliance to contribute a standard data-handling interface to ROS Lyrical. Lines 199 to 273 are a long partner roster naming roughly a dozen companies; none of those rosters are narrated, because a roster is the least verifiable part of a vendor page and a comma series speeds the read past the duration gate. transcripts.json for this slug is empty (0 videos captured, the box's yt-dlp is too old), so there is no transcript corroboration; timeline-probes.json returned mostly unrelated clips and was not used as a fact source. Every narrated claim in this script comes from article.txt.)
• COVERS: SCENE 3 SENTENCE ONE. NARRATED: "FoundationPose now tracks objects up to five point five times faster." SUPPORT: article.txt line 196, 'FoundationPose, a foundation model for object pose estimation and tracking, now provides an agent-ready inference library that enables robots to perceive and track the position and orientation of objects up to 5.5x faster.' WORDING: 'up to' is preserved exactly, because dropping it would turn a ceiling into a guarantee and that is the single most likely overstatement in this script; the article's 'position and orientation' pair is compressed to 'objects' to stay inside the scene cap; the multiplier is spoken as words and appears as digits only on the title card; the model name contains no digits, so it is safe to speak, unlike the Jetson and Ubuntu version tokens elsewhere on the page.(First-party NVIDIA corporate blog post titled 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 Advances Agentic, Open Source Robotics Development', written by Katie Washabaugh and dated September 22 2026 (article.txt line 3 for the title, line 66 for the headline, line 73 for the date and line 77 for the byline; the alert-time snapshot at line 2 was captured 2026-09-22T12:11:00.237Z, the same day as this production run). NVIDIA is both the publisher of this page and the vendor that sells the Jetson hardware the software is built to accelerate, so the page is corporate positioning as well as a genuine release note. The release itself is real and same-day: line 180 states that Isaac ROS 5.0 is a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS, released at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, Canada, and line 275 states that it is available now, free and open source, with code on GitHub. The scale figure is at line 185, nearly 1.3 million ROS users. The agentic changes are at lines 194 to 197: new Isaac skills for setup and manipulation, agent-ready documentation, a FoundationStereo fine-tuning skill, a FoundationPose agent-ready inference library at up to 5.5x faster, and pick and place as a standalone agent-ready skill. Platform support is at lines 189 and 254 to 258: ROS Lyrical, Ubuntu 24.04, and scalable compute from entry-level Jetson Orin Nano to Jetson Thor. Lines 189 to 193 describe NVIDIA working with the Open Source Robotics Alliance to contribute a standard data-handling interface to ROS Lyrical. Lines 199 to 273 are a long partner roster naming roughly a dozen companies; none of those rosters are narrated, because a roster is the least verifiable part of a vendor page and a comma series speeds the read past the duration gate. transcripts.json for this slug is empty (0 videos captured, the box's yt-dlp is too old), so there is no transcript corroboration; timeline-probes.json returned mostly unrelated clips and was not used as a fact source. Every narrated claim in this script comes from article.txt.)
• COVERS: SCENE 3 SENTENCE TWO. NARRATED: "Another skill lets an agent tune stereo perception to a developer's cameras." SUPPORT: article.txt line 195, 'A new FoundationStereo fine-tuning skill enables an AI agent to help adapt a stereo perception model to a developer's cameras, environment and robotics application, so developers can easily achieve more accurate perception for a given sensor configuration.' WORDING: the FoundationStereo name is not spoken, because two similar Foundation-prefixed brand names in consecutive sentences invite a speech-to-text repetition loop in the render audit; the article's three-item list of cameras, environment and application is collapsed to 'cameras' so no comma series appears in narration; 'tune' compresses 'fine-tuning' and avoids a hyphenated compound that the text-to-speech stutters through; 'help adapt' becomes 'lets an agent tune', which keeps the agent in an assisting role as the page describes.(First-party NVIDIA corporate blog post titled 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 Advances Agentic, Open Source Robotics Development', written by Katie Washabaugh and dated September 22 2026 (article.txt line 3 for the title, line 66 for the headline, line 73 for the date and line 77 for the byline; the alert-time snapshot at line 2 was captured 2026-09-22T12:11:00.237Z, the same day as this production run). NVIDIA is both the publisher of this page and the vendor that sells the Jetson hardware the software is built to accelerate, so the page is corporate positioning as well as a genuine release note. The release itself is real and same-day: line 180 states that Isaac ROS 5.0 is a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS, released at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, Canada, and line 275 states that it is available now, free and open source, with code on GitHub. The scale figure is at line 185, nearly 1.3 million ROS users. The agentic changes are at lines 194 to 197: new Isaac skills for setup and manipulation, agent-ready documentation, a FoundationStereo fine-tuning skill, a FoundationPose agent-ready inference library at up to 5.5x faster, and pick and place as a standalone agent-ready skill. Platform support is at lines 189 and 254 to 258: ROS Lyrical, Ubuntu 24.04, and scalable compute from entry-level Jetson Orin Nano to Jetson Thor. Lines 189 to 193 describe NVIDIA working with the Open Source Robotics Alliance to contribute a standard data-handling interface to ROS Lyrical. Lines 199 to 273 are a long partner roster naming roughly a dozen companies; none of those rosters are narrated, because a roster is the least verifiable part of a vendor page and a comma series speeds the read past the duration gate. transcripts.json for this slug is empty (0 videos captured, the box's yt-dlp is too old), so there is no transcript corroboration; timeline-probes.json returned mostly unrelated clips and was not used as a fact source. Every narrated claim in this script comes from article.txt.)
• COVERS: SCENE 4 SENTENCE ONE. NARRATED: "NVIDIA wrote this post itself." SUPPORT: the publisher is established at article.txt line 1, 'SOURCE URL: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/isaac-ros-5-0-agentic-open-source-robotics/', with the byline at line 77 and the date at line 73; the page closes at lines 275 to 277 with a call to action pointing developers to NVIDIA Isaac ROS on GitHub. WORDING: this is the mandatory disclosure beat and it names the publisher outright rather than using a pronoun; the tone is flat and factual, with no sneering verb, because the release being described is genuine and the only point being made is who is doing the describing; the customer examples at lines 199 to 273 are not cited against this claim, since naming them would require a comma series.(First-party NVIDIA corporate blog post titled 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 Advances Agentic, Open Source Robotics Development', written by Katie Washabaugh and dated September 22 2026 (article.txt line 3 for the title, line 66 for the headline, line 73 for the date and line 77 for the byline; the alert-time snapshot at line 2 was captured 2026-09-22T12:11:00.237Z, the same day as this production run). NVIDIA is both the publisher of this page and the vendor that sells the Jetson hardware the software is built to accelerate, so the page is corporate positioning as well as a genuine release note. The release itself is real and same-day: line 180 states that Isaac ROS 5.0 is a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS, released at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, Canada, and line 275 states that it is available now, free and open source, with code on GitHub. The scale figure is at line 185, nearly 1.3 million ROS users. The agentic changes are at lines 194 to 197: new Isaac skills for setup and manipulation, agent-ready documentation, a FoundationStereo fine-tuning skill, a FoundationPose agent-ready inference library at up to 5.5x faster, and pick and place as a standalone agent-ready skill. Platform support is at lines 189 and 254 to 258: ROS Lyrical, Ubuntu 24.04, and scalable compute from entry-level Jetson Orin Nano to Jetson Thor. Lines 189 to 193 describe NVIDIA working with the Open Source Robotics Alliance to contribute a standard data-handling interface to ROS Lyrical. Lines 199 to 273 are a long partner roster naming roughly a dozen companies; none of those rosters are narrated, because a roster is the least verifiable part of a vendor page and a comma series speeds the read past the duration gate. transcripts.json for this slug is empty (0 videos captured, the box's yt-dlp is too old), so there is no transcript corroboration; timeline-probes.json returned mostly unrelated clips and was not used as a fact source. Every narrated claim in this script comes from article.txt.)
• COVERS: SCENE 4 SENTENCE TWO. NARRATED: "The software is genuinely free and open source, but it is built for Jetson computers NVIDIA sells." SUPPORT: the free and open source half is article.txt line 275, 'Available now, Isaac ROS 5.0 is free and open source. Developers can learn more and get started with NVIDIA Isaac ROS on GitHub', and line 185, which describes free, familiar, open source tools; the hardware half is lines 251 to 258, 'The applications that developers and agents build ultimately need to run on the robot. NVIDIA Jetson is a scalable computing platform for running the physical AI stack at the edge', and 'Isaac ROS 5.0 supports scalable compute, from entry-level NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano to high-performance Jetson Thor devices'. WORDING: the concession comes first and is stated without qualification, because the open source status is real and understating it would be as dishonest as overstating the release; 'but it is built for' is the plainest available phrasing of the commercial relationship and is not an accusation of bad faith; the specific device names Orin Nano and Thor are not spoken, since brand-plus-model tokens are a text-to-speech risk and naming both would be a list; one comma appears in the sentence, joining two clauses rather than enumerating items.(First-party NVIDIA corporate blog post titled 'NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 Advances Agentic, Open Source Robotics Development', written by Katie Washabaugh and dated September 22 2026 (article.txt line 3 for the title, line 66 for the headline, line 73 for the date and line 77 for the byline; the alert-time snapshot at line 2 was captured 2026-09-22T12:11:00.237Z, the same day as this production run). NVIDIA is both the publisher of this page and the vendor that sells the Jetson hardware the software is built to accelerate, so the page is corporate positioning as well as a genuine release note. The release itself is real and same-day: line 180 states that Isaac ROS 5.0 is a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS, released at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, Canada, and line 275 states that it is available now, free and open source, with code on GitHub. The scale figure is at line 185, nearly 1.3 million ROS users. The agentic changes are at lines 194 to 197: new Isaac skills for setup and manipulation, agent-ready documentation, a FoundationStereo fine-tuning skill, a FoundationPose agent-ready inference library at up to 5.5x faster, and pick and place as a standalone agent-ready skill. Platform support is at lines 189 and 254 to 258: ROS Lyrical, Ubuntu 24.04, and scalable compute from entry-level Jetson Orin Nano to Jetson Thor. Lines 189 to 193 describe NVIDIA working with the Open Source Robotics Alliance to contribute a standard data-handling interface to ROS Lyrical. Lines 199 to 273 are a long partner roster naming roughly a dozen companies; none of those rosters are narrated, because a roster is the least verifiable part of a vendor page and a comma series speeds the read past the duration gate. transcripts.json for this slug is empty (0 videos captured, the box's yt-dlp is too old), so there is no transcript corroboration; timeline-probes.json returned mostly unrelated clips and was not used as a fact source. Every narrated claim in this script comes from article.txt.)