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Robotics engineers, AI researchers, and software developers who want to train, test, and iterate robotics AI in realistic virtual environments
About Lucky Robots
Lucky Robots is a robotics-focused simulation platform that lets teams train, test, and refine AI models for robots entirely in high-fidelity virtual environments that mimic real-world physics, sensors, and interactions, enabling massive generation of synthetic training data and rapid iteration without physical robots or costly lab setups. It uses hyper-realistic scenes (e.g., kitchens, terrain) built on advanced simulation tech to create varied edge cases, generate millions of labeled episodes for scalable model learning, and accelerate development while reducing cost and safety risk. It supports natural language control in simulated scenarios, lets users bring their own robot models or choose from commercially available ones, and includes tools for collaboration, environment sharing, and training workflows via LuckyHub, helping developers push models toward real-world performance more efficiently.
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