At Nvidia's GTC Berlin conference, CEO Jensen Huang showcased Microducks, small AI-powered robots that perform tricks on voice command. The demo went viral, leading to over 20,000 preorders for Microducks, which are expected to ship by Christmas. Produced by Pollen Robotics, now part of Nvidia via Hugging Face acquisition, these open-source robots can be trained with new tricks by users and shared with the community. The popularity suggests Microducks could become a top holiday toy, appealing to both kids and adults alike.
Nvidia's market cap stands at $5.12 trillion as of Oct 24, 2026, 05:01 WIB, with a daily trading volume of nearly 125 million shares on Pluang. Despite the buzz around the Microduck robots, Nvidia's stock price is slightly down 0.29% at USD 211.60. Investor sentiment on Pluang leans positive, with 72% of order activity on the buy side and a typical hold time of 116 days, indicating steady interest in the company beyond short-term news.
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