Telit Cinterion Completes 5G Validation with NVIDIA Jetson Thor for Next-Generation Robotics

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• Telit Cinterion's final validation with NVIDIA Jetson Thor series delivers ultra-low latency and high-speed connectivity essential for real-time AI reasoning workloads in mobile and industrial robotics.
• Newest platform for autonomous machines and humanoid robotics builds on Telit Cinterion's leadership in enabling 5G for the NVIDIA Jetson ecosystem, including validated support for Jetson AGX Orin and Xavier platforms.

Telit Cinterion, an end-to-end IoT solutions enabler, announces that its portfolio of 5G modules — including RedCap modules like the FE920C04 — is concluding validation testing with the newly launched NVIDIA Jetson Thor platform. This integration will extend Telit Cinterion's support for the NVIDIA Jetson ecosystem, enabling high-performance connectivity for next-generation autonomous machines and mobile AI systems. For information on obtaining and using Telit Cinterion 5G cellular modules and data cards for use with the NVIDIA Jetson Thor platform go to: https://www.telit.com/telit-nvidia-jetson-platform/.

Jetson Thor is NVIDIA's highest performing edge AI platform to date, designed to support complex robotics applications including humanoid robots, autonomous delivery systems, and intelligent industrial automation. Telit Cinterion's 5G modules are engineered to provide the ultra-reliable, low-latency connectivity required for these systems to operate safely and efficiently in dynamic environments.

"5G is a foundational capability for humanoid and mobile AI robotic devices," said Manish Watwani, President of IoT Products at Telit Cinterion. "With Jetson Thor, NVIDIA is unlocking new levels of compute for autonomous systems and Telit Cinterion is proud to deliver the connectivity that makes cloud integration possible."

Telit Cinterion's 5G portfolio includes modules designed for bandwidth-intensive applications, offering global coverage, LTE fallback, and advanced features like GNSS support, VoNR, and embedded processing. These modules are purpose-built for industrial gateways, robotics, healthcare, and security systems — making them ideal for the intelligent edge.