Solomon, NVIDIA Integrate NemoClaw to Enhance Humanoid Robots’ Vision and Autonomy

For humanoid robots to enter manufacturing, logistics and service environments, they must simultaneously understand their immediate and distant surroundings while coordinating multiple AI agents responsible for vision, reasoning and movement. Taiwan-based machine-vision company Solomon is working with NVIDIA to deploy the NemoClaw architecture, aiming to overcome robots’ limited visual range and reliance on blind trial and error while accelerating the commercialization of physical AI.

Solomon announced at COMPUTEX 2026 that it was integrating NVIDIA’s NemoClaw architecture with active-perception technology and NVIDIA open-source models. The system enables humanoid robots to recognize distant surroundings, make real-time decisions locally and perform tasks autonomously. The companies did not disclose the investment amount, production scale or formal commercial launch date, leaving the pace of deployment to be seen.