Rigyd

Robot learning is only as good as its data. For sim-first teams, success depends on domain randomization. Train a humanoid in 1M simulated kitchens so it doesn't fail in the real one. Or train a robotic arm on thousands of objects of varying sizes, masses, and materials. Both require physics-accurate 3D content at scale. Most teams don't have it. Rigyd auto-generates and randomizes physics-accurate 3D objects and worlds at scale, unlocking sim-to-real scenarios that were previously impossible.