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NVIDIA's[2][3] post of September 22, 2026 (published 12:00 UTC, 8:00 a.m. in Toronto) says Isaac ROS 5.0 was 'released today at the ROSCon conference in Toronto, Canada'; NVIDIA's ROSCon page puts the conference at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel on September 22-24.
NVIDIA's[1][3] event page gives the venue and dates: ROSCon Global 2026 takes place 'from September 22nd through September 24th, 2026, at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel', with NVIDIA workshops on Isaac Sim and Isaac ROS on September 22 and a ROS 2 Lyrical keynote on September 23.
NVIDIA's[1][2] product page describes Isaac ROS as 'an agent-friendly, open source software foundation for building AI-powered robots with ROS 2', with packages for perception, localization, mapping, manipulation and AI inference on Jetson, DGX Spark and x86.
Same-day report: 'NVIDIA[1][2][3] Corp. today released Isaac ROS 5.0 ... The company announced the release at the ROSCon conference in Toronto', with NVIDIA's Katie Washabaugh on the agent skills, ROS 2 Lyrical support and FoundationPose speedup.
Trade report that 'NVIDIA[1][2][3] announced the release of Isaac ROS 5.0, a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on ROS, at the ROSCon conference in Toronto.'
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