Digital twin and robot simulation illustration

Test in simulation.
Then test on site.

Test robot policies with scene reconstruction and physics simulation, then review and refine them using field data.

Robot hardware

A reliable platform for real-world execution

3D world generation

3D world generation

Build repeatable validation environments

Simulation & model training

Simulation & model training

Iterate strategies in virtual tasks

Real-world task data

Real-world task data

Feed task data back to improve capability

How hardware, simulation and task software work together.

The architecture connects robot hardware, training environments, control systems and applications.

Industry applications

Solutions for real-world industries

Intelligent systems

Multimodal perception and task control

Simulation & data

Verifiable, iterative training and evaluation

Robot hardware

Reliable hardware and fundamental mobility

Data flywheel

Real-world task data keeps improving models, hardware and industry applications.

Field feedback.
Better hardware and models.

Validate robotic capabilities against site conditions and task goals.

Reconstruct the site
for simulation and testing.

Use captured scene data for reconstruction and simulation. Repeat tests of routes, movements and task policies.

  1. Capture the real site

    Collect LiDAR, camera and IMU data for reconstruction.

  2. 3DGS / NeRF reconstruction

    Reconstruct scene geometry and surface textures from captured data.

  3. World-model expansion

    Vary layouts, materials, lighting and weather to create training scenarios.

  4. Physics simulation

    Use MuJoCo / PhysX for contact, dynamics and sensor simulation.

  5. Robot training & validation

    Iteratively validate reinforcement learning, task planning and inspection policies.

Reusable digital assets
  • High-fidelity scenes
  • Trainable task sets
  • Verifiable safety limits
  • Reusable test data