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03 / Simulation & synthetic data

Real-world detail.
Room to test variations.

Bring your real environment and robot task into a simulation pilot built around training and evaluation.

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Simulated scenes compare a baseline, a changed object position and changed lighting
Concept illustration

High-fidelity simulation

Fidelity where
the task needs it.

The details that matter depend on the problem. Geometry and sensor views may be central to one task. Another may depend on mass, friction, articulation or contact behavior. We define that requirement with your team.

Before collection or delivery

Define a
useful result.

A pilot specification built around your task, with clear goals for the first sample or workplace trial.

Target workflow
Simulator, robot model, controllers and required asset formats.
Relevant fidelity
Geometry, sensor appearance and task-critical physical properties.
Scenario definition
Objects, initial conditions, variations and outcome measures.
Validation plan
Reference measurements and separate real-world tests where needed.

The connection

More variation. A clear test of usefulness.

Synthetic augmentation may expand a suitable set of demonstrations or scenarios. In a pilot, we define compatible inputs and compare the result against a baseline on separate tests.

A few useful details

Questions
before a pilot.

Are you building a general-purpose simulator?

No. We focus on task-specific capture, assets and simulation environments that fit your existing workflow.

What does high fidelity mean here?

It means representing the visual and physical details that matter to a particular task. We specify the required properties and how to validate them in the pilot.

Will synthetic data improve our model?

We design the pilot to measure the impact on your model, using a baseline, useful variations and a separate evaluation set. The results guide the next training step.

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What does your simulation need to reproduce?

Start with the task, your simulation workflow and the real-world behavior you need to represent.

Discuss a pilot