Nebius Releases Physical AI Workbench for Robotics

Oct 21, 2026
Nebius released an open source framework that lets AI agents operate robotics workflows spanning data generation, simulation, training and evaluation.
Nebius Releases Physical AI Workbench for Robotics

Nebius Group released Physical AI Workbench, an open source framework for robotics that the company detailed in a blog post. Built with NVIDIA, it gives AI agents access to workflows for data generation, simulation, model training and evaluation.

The framework includes NVIDIA Cosmos Data Factory, Cosmos 3, Isaac Sim, Isaac Lab, Isaac GR00T and NVIDIA SONIC. It also integrates tools including Antioch, Genesis, Voxel51 and Foxglove, with compute available across NVIDIA B300, GB300 and RTX PRO 6000 infrastructure.

Nebius says customers report engineering time reductions of up to 40%. Sereact is using the framework to build a simulation to deployment pipeline for handling product returns at Zalando, while RoboForce, Moon Surgical and Bellboy Robotics are also using it. Physical AI Workbench is available on GitHub.

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