Lünen, Germany, July 15, 2026. REBOTNIX GmbH, an NVIDIA Preferred Partner and manufacturer of edge AI systems engineered and built in Germany, today announced that it will support the newly introduced NVIDIA Jetson T3000 and T2000 modules across its GUSTAV edge computing platform. The new modules extend the NVIDIA Jetson Thor family with compact, power efficient AI supercomputers built on the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, designed for humanoid robots, autonomous machines, and edge AI at scale.
REBOTNIX already ships Jetson Thor based systems today, including the AGX Thor Orchestrator available through its store, alongside its GUSTAV product line built on the NVIDIA Jetson platform. With the arrival of Jetson T3000 and T2000, REBOTNIX will offer its industrial, robotics, and smart city customers a scalable path from entry level edge AI to mainstream robotics and edge AI workloads, all on one software stack.
A Clear Migration Path: Evaluation Starts End of This Month
The Jetson T3000 delivers 865 FP4 TFLOPS from its Blackwell GPU, an 8 core Arm Neoverse CPU, 32 GB of LPDDR5X memory with 273 GB/s bandwidth, and 25GbE connectivity. It comes in at about half the size and power of the Jetson T5000 while achieving similar inference performance to the T5000 for LLMs, VLMs, VLAs, and world foundation models. The Jetson T2000, with 400 FP4 TFLOPS and 16 GB of memory, brings the Thor architecture to a broader range of edge AI applications such as visual AI agents, autonomous mobile robots, and manipulators. Both modules will be available in Q1 2027.
- 865 FP4 TFLOPS Blackwell GPU
- 8 core Arm Neoverse CPU
- 32 GB LPDDR5X, 273 GB/s
- 25GbE connectivity
- ~½ the size and power of T5000
- 400 FP4 TFLOPS Blackwell GPU
- 16 GB memory
- Visual AI agents
- Autonomous mobile robots
- Manipulators and edge AI
Customers do not have to wait. Starting with the JetPack 7.2.1 release later this month, REBOTNIX customers can begin evaluating the Jetson T3000 in emulation mode on the Jetson AGX Thor Developer Kit, with T2000 emulation planned for a future release. REBOTNIX will support customers with emulation, benchmarking, and migration services, including moving existing Jetson AGX Orin and Jetson T5000 deployments to the new modules.
NVIDIA introduced the new Jetson Thor computers on its own blog, where REBOTNIX is named among the partners providing emulation and migration solutions for the transition. NVIDIA: Introducing New Jetson Thor Computers.
Sovereign Edge AI, End to End
REBOTNIX combines its own AI models (KINEVA®), its own edge hardware (GUSTAV), secure machine communication (IronLink), and its BLADE vision and thermal AI systems for drones, machines, and humanoid platforms. Everything runs fully offline with no cloud dependency.
“Jetson Thor has become the platform our robotics and industrial customers ask for by name. With T3000 and T2000, we can bring Blackwell class inference into form factors and power budgets that fit real production deployments, from humanoid platforms to inspection systems on the factory floor. Our customers can start evaluating in emulation mode today and move to the new modules without friction, because it is the same architecture and the same software stack.”
Gary Hilgemann, CEO, REBOTNIX GmbHAvailability
About REBOTNIX
REBOTNIX GmbH designs and builds complete edge AI devices: its own AI models (KINEVA®), its own edge hardware (GUSTAV) on the NVIDIA Jetson platform, and IronLink secure communication, from design to finished device, with no cloud dependency. Developed and manufactured in Lünen, Germany, REBOTNIX systems power quality inspection, autonomous systems, and smart city applications worldwide. More at rebotnix.com and store.rebotnix.com.
Tommer Marker, REBOTNIX GmbH, Lünen, Germany. For press inquiries, please use our contact form.

