Platform
Cloud-native closed-loop digital twins.
Import OpenUSD assets, configure reusable OOIDT components, and connect PLC tags to physics-based simulation in NVIDIA Isaac Sim. The platform is designed with a cloud-native architecture for containerized deployment and browser-based access.
How it works
From CAD and PLC tags to a live industrial twin.
Customers bring existing industrial models. Engineers select and configure OOIDT components for each asset, then associate PLC tags through a configuration layer — without rewriting underlying process logic for every scene.
- OpenUSD industrial asset import
- Reusable OOIDT behavior components
- PLC tag mapping and industrial protocols
- Edge gateway path via OPC UA / MQTT
- Target architecture: containerized Isaac Sim and browser access
Target architecture
A modular pipeline from plant floor toward the browser.
This is the cloud-native target architecture. Core OOIDT and PLC closed-loop capabilities are already validated in standalone Isaac Sim environments; containerized cloud execution and browser streaming are the next commercialization steps.
Advantage
The 3D model is not the product. OOIDT is.
Traditional platforms couple behavior tightly to geometry. OOIDT separates industrial behavior from visual representation — enabling reusable components, faster deployment, lower engineering cost, and AI-ready industrial datasets.
