Aetina adds Nvidia Jetson T3000, T2000 support for edge robotics

Aetina's announcement marks the company's continued expansion as an Nvidia Elite Partner into lower-power edge AI modules. The company's existing Jetson AGX Thor systems already deliver up to 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS within a 130 W power envelope and can run generative AI models like Nvidia Isaac GR00T for humanoid robots and physical AI applications. The new T3000 and T2000 modules represent a step down in absolute performance but offer more granular power-efficiency options: the T3000 at 865 TFLOPS and 70 W sits between the Thor platform and lighter workloads, while the T2000 at 400 TFLOPS addresses space-constrained and silent-operation use cases that the higher-power systems cannot serve.

By introducing both fan-based (AIE-KT) and fanless (AIE-PT) hardware families around these modules, Aetina is addressing the full deployment lifecycle: fan-based systems for sustained performance in less restrictive environments, and fanless platforms for rugged, enclosed, or silent-operation scenarios common in production robotics. This modular approach allows customers to select the thermal design and performance tier that best matches their robotics project phase and operating environment, from prototyping through scaled production deployment.