ViSTA Lab hosts a comprehensive AI and advanced modeling & simulation research infrastructure combining enterprise-scale computing, robotics, experimental systems, and visualization platforms. This infrastructure enables AI/ML, Digital Twin, robotics, advanced computing/HPC, advanced modeling and simulation (M&S), and flow-structure interaction research across biomedicine, aerospace, energy, and advanced manufacturing.
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The NVIDIA DGX H200 stands at the forefront of computational intelligence, a synthesis of unprecedented memory bandwidth and architectural innovation designed to propel the next frontier of scientific discovery. With the Grace Hopper Superchip at its core, the H200 orchestrates a seamless confluence of massive parallelism, ultra-high-speed interconnects, and a unified memory paradigm, dissolving traditional bottlenecks that have long restrained deep learning, CFD, and multi-physics modeling. This system is not merely a machine but a gateway — capable of simulating turbulent flows at the exascale, training transformative foundation models, and bridging physics and data in ways that redefine the limits of digital twins and autonomous experimentation. In the DGX H200, we glimpse a new era where the fidelity of computation converges with the boundless creativity of scientific inquiry.
The NVIDIA RTX™ 6000 Ada Generation is a high-performance workstation GPU designed for professionals tackling demanding workloads such as AI development, 3D rendering, and complex simulations. Built on the Ada Lovelace architecture, it features 18,176 CUDA cores, 568 fourth-generation Tensor Cores, and 142 third-generation RT Cores, delivering exceptional performance for intricate workflows. With 48GB of ECC GDDR6 memory and a memory bandwidth of 960 GB/s, the RTX 6000 Ada ensures rapid data processing and seamless multitasking. Its support for NVIDIA's virtual GPU (vGPU) software allows for efficient resource sharing in virtualized environments, making it an ideal solution for industries requiring high computational power and reliability.
Boston Dynamics' Spot is a versatile, agile quadruped robot that navigates challenging environments and performs various tasks across industries. Weighing approximately 25 kg, Spot can traverse rough terrain, climb stairs, and recover from falls, making it suitable for construction, public safety, and industrial inspection applications. Equipped with a 360° vision system, Spot autonomously avoids obstacles and can be programmed for repeatable missions, collecting consistent data without human intervention. Its modular design supports various payloads, including thermal cameras and robotic arms, enhancing its functionality for hazardous inspections and remote operations. Spot has been deployed in diverse scenarios, from assisting emergency responders to conducting routine inspections in industrial facilities, demonstrating its adaptability and reliability in real-world settings.
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