Reusable industrial components
Attach OOIDT node blocks to OpenUSD assets instead of rewriting simulation logic for every project.
INDUSPHERE
NEXUS
Indusphere Nexus Inc. develops a cloud-native SaaS platform where real industrial PLCs control physics-based simulations in NVIDIA Isaac Sim — through the Object-Oriented Industrial Digital Twin (OOIDT) architecture.
The problem
High-fidelity simulation often demands local RTX workstations, months of scene engineering, and logic locked inside one 3D project. Manufacturers get visualization — not reusable industrial software that connects to PLCs, SCADA, and AI workflows.
OOIDT
Our Object-Oriented Industrial Digital Twin architecture encapsulates industrial behaviors into reusable components that attach to any OpenUSD industrial asset — configurable across machines and facilities.
Attach OOIDT node blocks to OpenUSD assets instead of rewriting simulation logic for every project.
Map real tags through a configuration layer so the twin talks to industrial equipment over EtherNet/IP, OPC UA, and MQTT.
Designed to run physics-based simulations with NVIDIA Isaac Sim, with a cloud-native architecture for containerized deployment and browser-based access.
Build toward physics-based datasets for predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, and future ML workflows.
Validated technology
Before the cloud SaaS layer, the core OOIDT stack was validated in standalone closed-loop environments: real controllers, EtherNet/IP communication, and physics-based industrial processes.
Demonstrations
Public engineering demos on IndusphereTech document the path from industrial automation practice to reusable digital twin software.
Vision
Just as cloud computing democratized enterprise software, we believe cloud-native digital twins will democratize Industrial AI — combining OOIDT, OpenUSD, Isaac Sim, Omniverse Cloud, and synthetic data generation.