NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) introduced a new AI-powered digital twin solution at CES 2025, aimed at transforming the operations of warehouses and factories.

Known as the "Mega Omniverse Blueprint," this tool allows enterprises to test robots' decision-making processes, sensor data, and route planning, all within a digital twin of their facility.

This is expected to help businesses improve operational efficiency by simulating environments where robots can interact, learn, and optimize their tasks.

The solution is built on NVIDIA's advanced computing technologies, including Isaac and Omniverse, which power the robots and other automated systems.

The announcement comes as part of an ongoing effort to bring software-defined solutions to physical industrial sectors, which have long struggled to modernize their operations.

KION Group, a supply chain solutions company, has partnered with Accenture Plc (NYSE:ACN) and NVIDIA to be the first to adopt Mega in order to enhance operations across retail, logistics, and consumer goods.

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During a demonstration at CES, Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, showcased how this new tool can help enterprises navigate complex decision-making processes, improving productivity and reducing operational friction.

The effort aims to make warehouses smarter and more adaptable by incorporating AI-driven solutions. For instance, KION can now use the Omniverse digital twin to simulate warehouse conditions, creating highly detailed virtual environments for testing robotic systems.

These robots can independently carry out tasks such as moving loads and making decisions based on real-time feedback within the simulation.

In addition, Accenture is adopting the Mega blueprint as part of its AI Refinery for Simulation and Robotics initiative to deliver services that improve the design and efficiency of manufacturing and logistics systems.

Huang said that self-driving vehicles would become "the first multi-trillion dollar robotics industry," sparking debate about the future of transportation.

In his keynote address at CES, Huang also unveiled the latest GeForce RTX 5000 graphics card series, which includes the $1,999 RTX 5090, $999 RTX 5080, $749 RTX 5070 Ti, and $549 RTX 5070.

Price Action: NVDA shares traded lower by 5.80% to $140.77 at the last check on Tuesday.

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