Nvidia首席执行官黄杰森(Jensen Huang)在本周早些时候在公司GTC柏林会议上发表主旨演讲时，机器人踩踏自己的小脚，发出微小的R2-D2噪声，坐着，为了"nap"而倒下，夏令时听从声音指令。 Hugging Face的Clem Delangue 称在推特上说
Microducks预计会及时送到圣诞节，这意味着这些机器人可能已经在路上成为假期最热闹的玩具。 Delangue认为他们可能最终成为当年最畅销的机器人，甚至可能不会成为孩子的机器人。 宣传录像显示成年人也与他们玩耍。
Microducks是Pollen Robotics公司在2025年生产的开源设备，是Hugging Face公司生产的收购设备，这意味着它们现在是Nvidia公司。 GPU巨头9月收购Hugging Face. 这其实是Hugging Face的第二个机器人，仅次于敏捷的雷奇迷你。
Nvidia技术堆对微型教育者进行了培训，在模拟这些技术堆中，他们学习基本技巧(步行、坐、站等)。 Pollen 称，主人可以用新的技巧训练他们的机器人，然后与社区分享。
以下是影片：在AI行业本周给予自己恐怖的黑眼圈之后，好吧，AI可能会严重损害世界。 但它也可以是乐趣。 这段影片若不订购
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Earlier this week, a video of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang playing with a flock of waddling Microducks during his keynote at the company’s GTC Berlin conference went viral. The robots, stomping their little feet and making tiny R2-D2 noises, sat, fell down dead for a “nap,” and summersaulted on voice command. They were so darn cute that by the next day, preorders of the Microducks surpassed 20,000 units, Hugging Face’s Clem Delangue said in a tweet.
The Microducks are expected to be delivered in time for Christmas, meaning these robots might already be on their way to becoming the hottest toy for the holiday season. Delangue thinks they might end up being the best-selling robot of the year, and possibly not even for kids. The promotional videos show adults playing with them, too.
Microducks are open-source devices produced by Pollen Robotics, a company acquired by Hugging Face in 2025, which means they are now a Nvidia company. The GPU giant bought Hugging Face in September. This is actually Hugging Face’s second robot, after the also-cute Reachy Mini.
Microducks were trained using Nvidia’s technology stack, where in simulations of them were taught basic tricks (walk, sit, stand, etc.) that they ship with. Pollen says that owners can train their robots with new tricks and then share them with the community.
Here’s the video below. Enjoy it as a palate cleanser after the scary black eye the AI industry gave itself this week, as AI involvement was blamed for cyberattack after cyberattack. OK, AI might seriously damage the world. But it can be fun, too. It’s hard to watch this video without ordering one.
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