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Generates physics-enabled 3D assets for robotics simulation teams.

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Product memo

Robotics simulation teams use Rigyd to generate physics-enabled 3D assets. It converts raw 3D models, images, or text into OpenUSD assets, addressing the data bottleneck in simulation. This approach enables domain randomization at scale, which reduces the sim-to-real gap and cuts costs compared to manual workflows.

For who

Robotics simulation teams

Solves what

Generates physics-enabled 3D assets for robotics simulation.

  • 3D to OpenUSD conversion
  • Physics-accurate simulation data
  • Domain randomization at scale

In their own words

Turn

Raw 3D/image/text in, physics-enabled OpenUSD and MJCF out. The infrastructure for building millions of physics-accurate simulations across every scenario.

Commercial cues

Pricing snapshot subscription with free tier

Model

subscription

Free tier

Yes

Trial

Available

No public pricing tiers captured.

Pricing Strategy

Key Tactics
  • A free tier with 3 credits per month drives initial adoption.
  • Credit-based usage scales directly with simulation data needs.

Operator context

Operating setup

Founded

May 2026

HQ

United States

Platform

Web app

Audience

Developers

Tech stack

Astro

Builder Strategy

Strategy Type
Niche Specialist
Stage
Vc Growth
Effort
Small Team
About Rigyd Expand

Rigyd provides an AI-native infrastructure for robotics simulation teams, generating SimReady 3D assets that are critical for developing and testing robotic systems. It addresses the common data bottleneck in simulation by converting various inputs into physics-enabled OpenUSD assets.

This capability allows for domain randomization at scale, which is essential for reducing the gap between simulated and real-world performance. By focusing on high-quality, physics-accurate assets, Rigyd helps teams build millions of simulations across diverse scenarios, improving the efficiency and reliability of robotics development.