NVIDIA Isaac for Healthcare

NVIDIA Isaac™ for Healthcare is a platform purpose-built for developing healthcare robots. Built on NVIDIA’s 3-computer framework for physical AI, it features pre-trained models, physics-based simulation, synthetic data generation pipelines, and accelerated runtime libraries.

Isaac for Healthcare supports developers across the entire workflow - from collecting and curating data, building and testing AI models in realistic simulated environments, to deploying intelligent, low-latency robotic applications at the edge.

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How Isaac for Healthcare Works

Whether you're building surgical robots, AI-guided imaging systems, or intelligent diagnostic tools, Isaac for Healthcare empowers you to design, test, and deploy with confidence.

1. Train AI Models

MONAI on NVIDIA DGX™

Build and fine-tune AI models for imaging, diagnostics, and synthetic data generation.

2. Simulate and Generate Data

Isaac Sim on NVIDIA Omniverse™

Run robotics simulations, create synthetic data, and validate control logic before clinical deployment.

3. Deploy to the Edge

Holoscan on NVIDIA IGX

Run real-time AI inference and decision-making on clinical-grade edge systems with sub-millisecond latency.

Isaac for Healthcare

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Foxconn

Foxconn taps NVIDIA to accelerate physical and digital robotics for global healthcare industry.

Moon Surgical

A pioneer in collaborative surgical robotics leveraged Isaac for Healthcare to accelerate the development of their Maestro robot.


What Developers Can Do With Isaac for Healthcare

Isaac for Healthcare brings the combined power of digital twins and physical AI for:

  • Digital prototyping of next-gen healthcare robotic systems, sensors, and instruments.

  • Training AI models with real and synthetic data generated by ‌high-fidelity simulation environments

  • Evaluating AI models in a digital twin environment with hardware-in-the-loop (HIL)

  • Collecting data for training robotic policies through imitation learning by enabling extended reality (XR)- and/or haptics-enabled teleoperation of robotic systems in digital twins

  • Training robotic policies for augmented dexterity (for example, for use in robot-assisted surgery) and using GPU parallelization to train reinforcement and imitation learning algorithms

  • Continuous testing of robotic systems through HIL digital twin systems

  • Creating deployment applications to bridge simulation and deployment on a physical surgical robot


Get Started With Isaac for Healthcare Workflows

Robotic Ultrasound

Robotic Ultrasound

Build the future of autonomous ultrasound imaging with this powerful, physics-accurate simulation and deployment workflow for developers.

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Robotic Surgery

Robotic Surgery

Accelerate innovation in robotic-assisted surgery with a realistic, ray-traced simulation workflow for training, research, and procedural development.

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Telesurgery

Telesurgery

Enable real-time surgical collaboration, expand access to specialized care in underserved regions, and push the boundaries of telemedicine.

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