Simulation Companies

Unity AI

San Francisco, United States

Unity AI develops AI tools integrated within the Unity real-time 3D development platform. Their core offerings include ML-Agents for training intelligent agents in simulation, Sentis for deploying AI models directly within applications, and Muse, an AI-powered assistant for content creation. While historically focused on gaming, Unity AI is expanding to serve developers across entertainment, automotive, architecture, and other industries requiring real-time 3D experiences with integrated AI functionality.

Relativity Space

Long Beach, United States

Relativity Space is an aerospace manufacturer utilizing large-scale 3D printing – specifically, their Stargate system – to build reusable rockets with significantly fewer parts than traditionally assembled vehicles. This additive manufacturing approach, coupled with high levels of automation, aims to reduce production costs and lead times for both launch services and advanced component manufacturing. Their target market includes commercial and government entities seeking more frequent and affordable access to space, as well as those requiring rapidly prototyped, complex metal components for aerospace and defense applications.

Lime

San Francisco, United States

Lime is a micromobility provider operating fleets of shared electric scooters. The company leverages proprietary AI-powered demand prediction and route optimization algorithms to dynamically balance scooter availability and proactively redistribute inventory across its operating areas. This technology enables Lime to maximize scooter utilization, minimize rider wait times, and improve operational efficiency in dense urban environments.

Veev

Hayward, United States

Veev is a U.S.-based construction technology company utilizing AI-powered design and automated manufacturing to produce modular homes. Their core technology integrates digital modeling with robotic assembly lines to streamline construction and improve precision. Targeting the residential housing market – and backed by Lennar – Veev aims to deliver homes with increased speed, quality, and potentially lower costs compared to traditional building methods.

Axiom Space

Houston, United States

Axiom Space is a leading provider of human spaceflight services and developer of next-generation space infrastructure, including the future Axiom Station. The company utilizes AI-powered autonomous systems for spacecraft operation and is currently focused on enabling commercial access to low-Earth orbit and beyond via end-to-end mission services. Axiom Space targets both private astronauts and national space agencies, offering a platform for research, in-space manufacturing, and the advancement of space-based technologies.

FormLabs

Somerville, United States

Formlabs is a leading manufacturer of professional-grade stereolithography (SLA) and selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printers. The company leverages AI-powered software to optimize print parameters and automate additive manufacturing workflows, improving efficiency and part quality. Formlabs primarily serves professional users in industries like engineering, product design, and manufacturing who require high-resolution prototyping and end-use part production.

Rocket Lab

Auckland, New Zealand

Rocket Lab is an integrated space systems company providing launch services and satellite infrastructure. They leverage AI-powered guidance systems for their Electron rockets and utilize machine learning to optimize satellite operations and enhance reliability. Targeting both government and commercial entities, Rocket Lab offers an end-to-end solution, from dedicated small satellite launches to complete spacecraft and component manufacturing.

Mujin

Tokyo, Japan

Mujin develops MujinOS, a robotics operating system enabling fully automated industrial processes through advanced motion planning and control. The company’s technology allows for the deployment of heterogeneous robot fleets – including arms and AMRs – without traditional programming, addressing complex picking, packing, and palletizing tasks. Targeting manufacturers and logistics providers, Mujin aims to establish a global standard for physical automation and accelerate the adoption of fully automated factories and warehouses.

OpenSpace

San Francisco, United States

OpenSpace provides automated construction progress monitoring using computer vision and 360° image capture from smartphones, cameras, and drones. Their core product utilizes AI to create a visual digital twin of construction sites, automatically documenting progress and identifying discrepancies. This solution targets general contractors and construction managers seeking to improve project visibility, reduce risk, and streamline documentation processes.

Varjo

Helsinki, Finland

Varjo develops and manufactures high-fidelity XR headsets and accompanying software solutions for professional simulation and training. Their core technology centers on military-grade, high-resolution displays and integrated tracking, delivering photorealistic visuals and immersive experiences. Varjo specifically targets defense, aerospace, and other industries requiring advanced, scalable, and secure training environments for critical operations across air, land, and sea.

Moxion Power

Richmond, United States

Moxion Power developed AI-powered optimization and management software for mobile battery energy storage systems. Prior to filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in August 2024, the company focused on providing solutions for on-site power needs in industries like film, events, and emergency response. Viridi has since acquired certain assets of Moxion, and now supports existing customers and continues development of mobile energy storage units.

Waabi

Toronto, Canada

Waabi develops autonomous trucking technology utilizing a novel “Physical AI” approach. Their core product is an end-to-end AI model coupled with a high-fidelity neural simulator, enabling faster development and verification of self-driving capabilities compared to traditional methods. Waabi targets the long-haul trucking industry, offering a potentially more scalable and efficient path to Level 4 autonomy through reduced development costs and increased safety validation.

Five AI

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Five AI develops software for autonomous vehicle safety validation and testing. Their core technology utilizes high-fidelity simulation and scenario generation to rigorously assess the safety of self-driving systems in complex and challenging environments. Specifically, Five AI partners with automotive industry leaders like Bosch to provide tools for validating autonomous vehicle performance before real-world deployment, addressing a critical need for safety assurance in the rapidly evolving autonomous vehicle market.

aiMotive

Budapest, Hungary

aiMotive develops embedded systems and tooling for L2-L4 automated driving and Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS), uniquely focusing on solutions powered by camera and radar sensor fusion – eliminating the need for costly HD maps. Their core offerings include a full-stack software platform and the latest generation of their simulation tool, featuring flexible neural network simulation and advanced lighting capabilities for robust testing and validation. aiMotive partners with automotive OEMs to accelerate development cycles and reduce costs in bringing scalable, mapless autonomous features to market.

Spacemaker

Oslo, Norway

Spacemaker, now integrated as Forma within the Autodesk suite, provides cloud-based software leveraging AI to optimize early-stage urban planning and building design. Their core product, Forma Site Design, utilizes generative design and real-time analysis of factors like wind, noise, and embodied carbon to automate tasks and inform data-driven decisions. Forma targets architects and urban planners, offering a solution to accelerate the schematic design phase and improve project outcomes within existing BIM workflows.

Cognata

Rehovot, Israel

Cognata develops a physics-based, high-fidelity simulation platform for the autonomous vehicle industry. Their platform generates realistic and scalable synthetic data – including diverse scenarios and edge cases – to accelerate the testing and validation of autonomous driving systems. This allows automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers to reduce development costs and time-to-market by minimizing reliance on costly and potentially dangerous on-road testing.

Alice Technologies

Menlo Park, United States

Alice Technologies provides AI-powered software that optimizes construction schedules and mitigates project risk. Their platform utilizes advanced simulation algorithms to analyze millions of potential construction sequences based on uploaded schedules (P6, MSP) and project drawings, identifying opportunities for increased efficiency and cost reduction. Targeting owners, contractors, and consultants, ALICE delivers data-driven insights to proactively address delays and optimize project delivery across schedule, cost, and scope.

Boston Dynamics

Waltham, United States

Spot Robotics develops advanced, quadrupedal robots – specifically the Spot platform – for autonomous data collection and remote inspection. Utilizing onboard AI and integrated sensors, Spot navigates challenging terrains and environments to provide real-time insights for industries like energy, construction, and public safety. The company targets enterprise clients seeking to automate routine inspection tasks, improve worker safety, and gain data-driven operational efficiencies in complex or hazardous settings.

Matterport AI

Sunnyvale, United States

Matterport AI provides digital twin solutions for the built environment, leveraging 3D capture technology and computer vision to create accurate and immersive virtual models of physical spaces. Their core offering is a platform that automatically generates these digital twins – including 3D tours, floor plans, and high-resolution imagery – from captured data. Matterport primarily serves the commercial real estate, construction, and property management industries, enabling remote collaboration, improved project management, and data-driven operational insights.

Hyperloop TT

Los Angeles, United States

HyperloopTT is developing a full-scale hyperloop transportation system designed to move passengers and freight at airplane speeds. Their core technology centers on magnetic levitation within a near-vacuum tube, optimized by AI-powered control and safety systems. Targeting both passenger transit and express freight markets, HyperloopTT is currently focused on feasibility studies and pilot projects in regions like Brazil and Italy, aiming to deliver a sustainable and high-speed alternative to traditional transportation.

Siemens AI

Munich, Germany

Siemens AI develops and implements artificial intelligence solutions focused on industrial applications, particularly within automation, energy, and healthcare. Their core technology centers around the development and deployment of digital twins – virtual representations of physical assets – enabling simulation, optimization, and predictive maintenance. Siemens targets large industrial enterprises seeking to improve operational efficiency, reduce downtime, and accelerate innovation through data-driven insights and advanced modeling.