ZVISION, as ecosystem of Nvidia Jetson Thor, provides LiDAR for robotics applications

On August 25, 2025, NVIDIA launched the brand-new Jetson AGX Thor developer kit, a cutting-edge platform specifically designed for physical AI. As a LiDAR supplier with years of experience in   robotics field, Zvision was featured as part of the NVIDIA Jetson Thor ecosystem.

Jetson Thor is the ultimate platform for physical AI, providing a supercomputer for generative reasoning and multimodal, multisensor processing. Jetson Thor can be integrated into next-generation robots to accelerate foundation models, allowing flexibility for challenges like object manipulation, navigation, and following complex instructions.

Jetson AGX Thor belongs to a new class of robotic computers, architected from the ground up, to power next-generation humanoid robots. It supports a wide range of generative AI models, from vision language action (VLA) models like NVIDIA Isaac GR00T N1.5 to all popular large language models (LLMs) and vision language models (VLMs).

Since 2022, ZVision has been a senior ecosystem partner of NVIDIA, serving various customers in the robotics field, such as unmanned delivery, unmanned cleaning, robotic lawn mowers, and so on. With its   short-range LiDAR product, the ML-30s, ZVision has helped numerous robotics customers achieve autonomous operations by providing reliable 3D vision with an ultra-wide field of view.

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In 2025, ZVision launched the new NZ series of ultra-wide-angle LiDAR. As a new generation of short-range solid-state LiDAR designed for robotics, NZ series not only inherits the excellent performance of the ML-30s but also revolutionarily expands the FOV from the original 140° × 70° to 240° × 80°, offering a more efficient LiDAR coverage solution for various robotics application scenarios. (last-mile delivery, truck, robotaxi, robobus, AGV, forklift, drones, and other robotics)

Leveraging   strong product capabilities in respective fields, ZVISION & NVIDIA will together provide excellent solutions for robotics market.