51WORLD (06651) has been announced as a global simulation partner for NVIDIA's Level 4 autonomous driving initiatives. The collaboration, highlighted in NVIDIA's GTC press release on March 16, involves a deep integration between NVIDIA's Omniverse NuRec and 51WORLD's SimOne platform. Utilizing neural rendering technology, the partnership addresses a key industry challenge: the inability to interact with real-world collected scene data. This integration is set to accelerate the development of reasoning-based autonomous driving systems, including those utilizing Vision-Language-Action models and world models, thereby empowering global partners working on L4 autonomous vehicles. The alliance is expected to further solidify 51WORLD's leading position in the global Physical AI sector. The company has established comprehensive technical capabilities across the three core components of Physical AI: data fuel, spatial models, and training platforms. It has built a closed-loop ecosystem encompassing synthetic data, spatial intelligence models, and simulation training platforms. In China's high-end simulation market, 51WORLD holds a market share of 53.5%. Physical AI is emerging as a new direction for the global tech industry, representing the next wave of artificial intelligence with a potential market value in the trillions of dollars. After a decade of technological development, 51WORLD has implemented Physical AI benchmark projects in various fields such as autonomous driving, transportation hubs, smart factories, and smart energy. The company has consistently invested in and developed core competencies across three key technological areas: 3D graphics, simulation, and artificial intelligence. It has launched three core business units: 51Aes (a digital twin platform), 51Sim (an autonomous driving simulation platform), and 51Earth (a digital earth platform). These products are widely used by over a thousand large and medium-sized enterprises globally, with business operations spanning 19 countries and regions.