Scope a simulation scene for a defined test.
Start with the question the scene must help answer: motion clearance, sensor placement or a specified data export. We review your source material and agree which features and checks are needed.
Scene and sequence examples
Both scenes use scripted motion for layout and sequence review; neither is connected to a live controller.
Proposed scope
- An Isaac Sim stage built from agreed drawings, scans or recordings.
- Geometry, materials and collision assumptions documented for the intended test.
- Sensor configuration and viewpoints where required.
- For synthetic data: a sample export, agreed labels and quality checks before generating a larger dataset.
- Files, test results and known limitations.
Photorealism, sensor fidelity and transfer of a trained model to physical hardware require separate evidence; they are not implied by a rendered scene.
Inputs to review
Send the intended test, source geometry or recordings, sensor configuration and required output format. We assess what can be built from those inputs and what needs further measurement or development.
Agree the scene and its purpose.
We define the environment, sensor configuration and intended test or data export from your source material. A sample output and acceptance criteria are agreed before the work starts.
The proposal identifies any site measurements, existing components and required licences.
Discuss the task and available inputs.
A free twenty-minute call establishes whether we can quote the work or need a paid scoping visit first.