Creating a simulated world for robots has never been easier than now.
Introduce SR Platform.
SR Platform provides a seamless generation pipeline:
• Asset Creation
• Spatial Layout Generation
• Real-time Editing
• Simulation & Rollout
Using every model. Data stay yours.
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Try it: https://t.co/O6QTDxq443
🦆 Put AI agents to work to help your robot learn to navigate.
Using Microduck as the reference robot, this walkthrough shows how to create a simulated obstacle course with @OpenAI GPT-6 Astra, build 3D assets with @nvidiaomniverse libraries, simulate physics with Newton, train policies in NVIDIA Isaac Lab, and validate them in Isaac Sim on @NVIDIARTXSpark.
We’re excited to share that our robotics data and deployment lab @eastworlds_io was part of the global stress test behind @dreamlabs_ai’s Dream-1 launch, accelerating physical AI.
From a simple prompt to simulation-ready assets and scenes.
SR Platform combines AI generation with validation gates that check geometry, articulation, and physics readiness. Clear feedback catches issues and guides refinement throughout the workflow.
Quality checked at every stage. Built for simulation.
From a simple prompt to simulation-ready assets and scenes.
SR Platform combines AI generation with validation gates that check geometry, articulation, and physics readiness. Clear feedback catches issues and guides refinement throughout the workflow.
Quality checked at every stage. Built for simulation.
API calls are about to fuel the burn.
base:0x10c56f005a379f8eafc88ff5c3f40d30f0031ac9 Burn starts in the next few days. Powered by real API usage.
https://t.co/fMBNHGX1RD
SR Platform’s scene pipeline now handles planning, asset reuse or generation, validation, and simulation export in separate stages.
We’re exploring how JEV by @typesafeai could help with the reuse-or-generate decision. JEV integration is in development!
From perception to action - fully closed-loop.
SR Agentics enables the robot to understand a high-level instruction, identify objects by material, and autonomously execute semantic pick-and-place tasks inside an SR Platform-generated simulation.
See. Reason. Act. Repeat
@mianoedwin_ With cameras or LiDAR, we can build the map and handle obstacle avoidance, something we’ve already demonstrated publicly.
https://t.co/SvBvLniRaT
This is how the robot sees the world ��� straight from its camera + LiDAR.
A small use case of StrikeRobot Agentic, showing how agentic systems operate in real scenarios:
• Detects the target person via edge-optimized face detection
• Detects obstacles in real time
• Estimates distance using camera physics (beyond depth sensor limits of Unitree G1)
• Plans the shortest path with A* + smooth trajectories using Bezier
• Continuously replans as the environment changes
✅ Result:
the robot avoids obstacles, optimizes its path, and autonomously moves toward the designated person.
When SR Agentics meets SR Platform in simulation.
The entire environment and every object within it are generated by SR Platform.
Within this simulated world, #XLeRobot can now autonomously execute a 12-step sequence of tasks, seamlessly from start to finish: perceiving, reasoning, navigating, and interacting with objects along the way.
12 steps. One continuous autonomous workflow.
/ NOTICE → / REASON → / DECIDE → / ACT
The obstacle wasn't there before.
It appeared mid-mission & the robot had under 200ms to notice, reason, and reroute.
This run, we tested unexpected scenario detection and validated balance stability against our own trained policy.
No hardcoded rules. No human input.