India's 1st multimodal world simulation model for robotics launched
AuraML, an Indian AI startup, just launched AuraSim—the country's first multimodal world simulation model for robotics—at the India-AI Impact Summit 2026.
Built on NVIDIA's Omniverse and Cosmos tech, AuraSim can turn text, floorplans, videos, and more into detailed 3D environments that robots can actually learn from.
AuraSim lets developers build digital twins of robots
With AuraSim, developers can build digital twins of robots and their worlds before touching real hardware.
This means faster training and lower costs for everything from humanoid bots to mobile robots and robotic arms.
It even lets you tweak sensors like LiDAR or cameras to match real-life quirks.
AuraSim connects to robotics stacks and is cloud-native
AuraSim connects to robotics stacks and is cloud-native, so testing robot "brains" is much easier.
It can run thousands of simulations at once in the cloud—perfect for edge-case testing before sending bots out into the real world.
Right now, it's part of an eight-week mentorship program backed by NVIDIA Inception to help robotics engineers get hands-on experience.