You can use Palatial to generate accurate, simulation-ready 3D assets and virtual environments for training robots. It allows robotics teams to create precision geometry, realistic materials, and articulated objects with defined physics properties like mass, friction, and joint limits. You can connect it directly to simulators like NVIDIA Isaac Sim or MuJoCo, use AI agents to generate scene variants, and run real-to-sim validation workflows. It also provides an interactive web viewer and an asset library to inspect and customize models before export.
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