Re-industrialization is here for sure, but most plants are lacking 3D plans and IoT backbone for full scale automation. Usage of AI cameras to improve processes in incredible. About 80% mid size manufacturers are behind in terms of technology and processes, and this kind of automation won’t be easy for them to implement. We’re working with those people to support their digital transformation so they can slowly transition into full scale automation as in this video.

Day 500 of asking Nvidia to let me help them win the AI race. The feeling could be described kinda like scooting across a desert on your ass, naked and afraid…

You can almost feel history looping back factories humming again, steel and circuits replacing silence. From Arizona’s chip lines to Texas AI labs, America is learning to build again. Not the old way, but with code, sensors, and intelligence stitched into metal. Jensen Huang’s vision sounds less like business and more like prophecy. The industrial revolution never ended. It just paused, waiting for a company bold enough to reboot it in silicon.

Between the hum of servers and the spark of machines, a new heartbeat emerges. America, once hollowed by distance, is finding its rhythm again. Circuits become the new steel, algorithms the new craftsmen. Factories speak in data now, and the hands that shape tomorrow wear the invisible gloves of code. Jensen Huang’s vision feels less mechanical, more alive as if progress itself decided to return home, wearing a green logo and quiet confidence.

When machines start simulating the world better than we understand it, manufacturing becomes a branch of consciousness, not industry.

It's fascinating to see how digital twins are reshaping traditional industries. The future of manufacturing is definitely looking solid.

Full send. Semper Fidelis

This is really fantastic

Seeing the green-highlighted U.S. map on that slide really brings the reindustrialization vision to life so vividly. 🌍

That glowing wireframe of the US on the globe perfectly illustrates the innovative spark in manufacturing's future. 🌍

Absolutely, NVIDIA! Jensen's vision is spot on; AI's gonna change manufacturing, no doubt, and it's a game-changer.

NVIDIA isn’t just selling chips anymore; it’s rebuilding the engine of America. From fabs in Arizona to AI systems in Texas, they’re turning buzzwords like “digital twins” into real factories and real jobs. This is what happens when tech meets industry instead of just apps and ads. Reindustrialization isn’t talk it’s silicon, steel, and sweat again. And NVIDIA seems determined to be the company holding the wrench and the code.

Reindustrialization isn’t nostalgia it’s necessity. After decades of outsourcing, the pendulum is swinging home. NVIDIA’s role in that shift feels symbolic: chips, AI, and digital twins redefining what “made in America” means. This isn’t just about production, it’s about reclaiming capability the power to design, build, and innovate within borders. Technology, once the force that fragmented industries, is now the glue stitching them back together, one algorithm at a time.

Awesomeness 🤩

So cool! The future looks bright

Where do you get your ideas from? The whole industry needs more artists and people who think out of the box. To advance. Depending on your goals.

如何改变可被验证的人工智能也很重要。

Imagine shorting a company that does this much for the world. Incredible.

🇺🇸⚙️ The future of manufacturing is being built right here — AI and digital twins are redefining how America makes things. #NVIDIA #AI #Manufacturing #Innovation