3D assets for better
sim-to-real transfer

The #1 cause of sim-to-real failure is inaccurate simulation data. Rigyd generates 3D assets with calibrated physics properties so policies trained in simulation actually work on real robots.

The problem

Why existing workflows fall short.

The sim-to-real gap is a physics gap

When simulation objects have wrong mass, friction, or collision geometry, trained policies fail on real hardware. The gap isn't the simulator — it's the data.

Domain randomization needs a good baseline

Randomizing around inaccurate physics values produces worse policies, not better ones. Domain randomization works best when centered on realistic parameters.

Real-world validation is expensive

Each sim-to-real iteration costs hardware time, engineer hours, and potential damage to expensive robots. Getting it right in simulation saves real-world cycles.

How Rigyd helps

AI-native infrastructure that automates the hard parts.

Calibrated physics baselines

Rigyd estimates mass within 15-20% of measured values and friction within 0.1 coefficient — providing accurate baselines for domain randomization.

Material-based estimation

AI identifies per-region materials (ceramic, aluminum, rubber) and maps them to a calibrated physical properties database. No guesswork.

Validated against research benchmarks

Physics estimation approach validated against NeRF2Physics (CVPR 2024) and GaussianProperty methodologies for mass and friction accuracy.

40%

better real-world performance with physics-accurate training data

15-20%

mass accuracy vs measured values

0.1

friction coefficient accuracy

Close the sim-to-real gap with better data

Start with physics-accurate assets and let domain randomization do the rest.

Starts at $29/month. 30 sim-ready objects included.