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FS Studio

FS Studio

Software Development

Broomfield, CO 8,366 followers

Industry 4.0 XR solutions: Digital Twins. Synthetic Data for AI. Robotic 3D Simulation, & more. We know what works.

About us

FS Studio builds product solutions designed to simulate your robotic platform, autonomous devices, IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) devices, complex systems, autonomous warehouse or environment, using Advanced Digital Twins, Robotic 3D Simulation, Synthetic Data for AI, and Data Rich Immersive Experiences that are scalable and can be easily distributed throughout your workforce.

Website
http://fsstudio.com
Industry
Software Development
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Broomfield, CO
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2011
Specialties
Technology Consulting, Machine Learning, Software Architecture, Enterprise Mobility, Mobile Application Development, Computer Vision in Mobile, Custom Software Development, Image Morphing, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Robotics, Digital Twins, Synthetic Data, 3D Simulation, Product Development, Extended Reality, Sales Solution, Environment Simulation, Automation, and AI models

Locations

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    11001 West 120th Avenue

    Suite 400

    Broomfield, CO 80021, US

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  • 🚀 FS Studio: Senior Rust Engineering Meets Mission-Critical Compliance (ITAR Ready) The future of system development demands speed, safety, and uncompromising security—and that means Rust. For projects where national security is at stake, it also means ITAR compliance. At FS Studio, we are not just experts in memory-safe, high-performance code; we are specialists in delivering projects under the most stringent regulatory frameworks. We are thrilled to announce the immediate availability of our elite, dedicated Rust development team. This is a squad of highly senior, rigorously vetted architects bringing decades of combined experience in building production-grade, secure, and compliant software. Secure Systems. Certified Delivery. Our team has established and documented processes to handle ITAR-controlled technical data with the highest level of assurance. This includes: US Person-Only Access: All developers on this team are U.S. Persons, ensuring strict adherence to the "deemed export" rule. Secure Infrastructure: Leveraging controlled access environments (e.g., specific GovCloud instances) for all technical data and source code. Audit-Ready Development: Implementing rigorous access controls, continuous monitoring, and comprehensive record-keeping protocols necessary for defense-related contracts. Core Competencies in Rust: We leverage Rust’s intrinsic security features to future-proof your systems while meeting crucial export controls. We are ready to take on projects in: High-Assurance Systems: Building low-latency backends for critical infrastructure. Aerospace & Defense Software: Developing secure flight control, sensor processing, or communications systems. Embedded Systems: Crafting reliable, safe, and efficient firmware where memory bugs are unacceptable. The Value Proposition: Hiring our team means gaining architectural excellence and guaranteed compliance from day one. We drastically reduce the compliance risk, increase your speed to market, and ensure your product is built on a future-proof, foundationally sound, and legally secure codebase. Ready to launch your next mission-critical project with unparalleled confidence? Call to Action: DM us directly or comment "ITAR-RUST" below to book a confidential consultation with our technical and compliance lead. Let's discuss engineering your competitive advantage. #Rust #ITAR #DefenseTech #SystemsProgramming #CUI #Aerospace #SeniorDevelopers #FSSudio

  • Here is the latest video from Muammer Bay AKA LycheeAI that dives into one of the most powerful workflows in NVIDIA Isaac Sim and Omniverse, creating synthetic data for palletizing simulations. If you’re building AI robots, testing computer vision models, or exploring automation, this one’s for you. In this video Lychee AI walks you through how to: - Set up a palletizing task in Isaac Sim - Configure synthetic data generation tools - Capture and export datasets ready for AI training This is important because synthetic data is the foundation for training robust, adaptable AI systems. It lets you simulate thousands of real-world scenarios, different lighting, materials, and movement, without touching a single piece of hardware. Whether you’re in manufacturing, logistics, or robotics, this workflow shows how to accelerate AI development safely and efficiently. Check out the video in the post and see how NVIDIA Omniverse + Isaac Sim are shaping the future of intelligent automation. You can also find this video along with other Lychee AI videos on our YouTube page using the link below. https://lnkd.in/gzdhZYv9 #IsaacSim #Omniverse #SyntheticData #Palletizing #DigitalTwin #Robotics #ComputerVision #AITraining #SmartFactory #Automation

  • We just wrapped an incredible digital twin warehouse automation project built with NVIDIA Omniverse and ROS2, and it’s now live as a full case study. Our team at FS Studio developed a scalable warehouse simulation showing how AGVs, conveyors, and turntables can be modeled, tested, and optimized in a virtual environment before physical deployment. The results proved how simulation-first design accelerates automation, reduces risk, and creates a foundation for smarter, data-driven operations. This is what industrial automation looks like, real-time visualization, AI-enabled decision-making, and digital twins that fix tomorrow’s problems today. Check out the full case study to see how we’re helping enterprises move from concept to scalable automation using Omniverse and simulation-based design. #FSStudio #DigitalTwin #Omniverse #WarehouseAutomation #Simulation #IndustrialAI #SmartFactory #Robotics

  • Boosting OpenVLA 7B Performance in Robotic Manipulation We recently tested the OpenVLA 7B foundation model inside NVIDIA Isaac Sim using a Franka Emika robot arm to evaluate its ability to grasp everyday objects. The goal was simple: understand how far generalist foundation models can go in manipulation tasks without any domain specific training. -The setup: The robot was tasked with grasping a Coca Cola can, a familiar object for the model’s training distribution. In 10 experiments without any fine tuning, the robot was able to move its end effector close to the object but failed to execute a single successful grasp, resulting in 0% success. -After LoRA fine tuning with synthetic data: We fine tuned OpenVLA using a small synthetic dataset generated entirely in simulation. After this lightweight training step, the results improved dramatically, and the robot began to consistently approach, align, and grasp the can correctly, achieving around 70% success. -Key insight: This experiment shows that even large scale foundation models like OpenVLA can benefit significantly from small, targeted fine tuning sessions using synthetic data. With minimal compute and zero real world data, it is possible to adapt general models into task specific robotic policies that perform far more reliably in simulation and are closer to deployment ready in the real world. #Robotics #OpenVLA #IsaacSim #SyntheticData #EmbodiedAI #FoundationModels #FrankaEmika #LoRA #AIinRobotics #Manipulation #Simulation

  • The latest blog post from Bobby Carlton outlines the importance of robotic simulation before buying the hardware, and he walks you through the tools we use to deliver robotic sim solutions for our clients. #RoboticSimulation #DigitalTwins #Automation #NVIDIAOmniverse #UnrealEngine #SyntheticData #Warehousing #Robotics #AI #Logistics #SmartManufacturing #IndustrialAutomation

    View profile for Bobby Carlton

    Global Business Development for Digital Solutions at FS Studio: Digital Twins, AI, Robotic Simulation, Synthetic Data, Automation, and XR / SXSW Advisory Board Member / Nvidia Omniverse Developer Ambassador

    My latest FS Studio blog post is up! Please give it a read...I'd say it's an easy 5 minute read. Amazon recently announced that they will be expanding their robot deployment that includes Agility Robotics humanoid robot Digit, alongside their massive fleet of mobile and robotic arm systems. The company expects to automate up to 600,000 warehouse jobs by 2033. This blog post isn't about the actual hardware of robotics, it is about one important and necessary step, simulation. Every robot, workflow, and sensor setup needs to be tested in virtual space before reaching the warehouse floor, this is the new standard....or for all of my fellow Star Wars nerds...this is the way. Simulation saves millions, reduces downtime, and gives leadership real data before spending real money. My new blog post helps give you an understanding of what tools are available to deploy robots into your workforce. Platforms like NVIDIA Omniverse for robotics, Unreal Engine, Houdini, and Blender make it all possible to design, test, and scale warehouse automation safely and efficiently. If Amazon is doing this now, it’s a preview of what’s coming for everyone else. The question isn’t if your company should explore simulation, the question is when? And when you do make that choice, this post gives you a great idea of what the approach looks like and how a team like ours can help you. #RoboticSimulation #DigitalTwins #Automation #NVIDIAOmniverse #UnrealEngine #SyntheticData #Warehousing #Robotics #AI #Logistics #SmartManufacturing #IndustrialAutomation #OpenUSD https://lnkd.in/gBQuunFm

  • Every robot should learn in the virtual world before it ever touches the real one. The Momoi @factory project embodies that idea — an open-source virtual factory simulation built to accelerate robotics and automation research. It combines NVIDIA Omniverse, ROS (Robot Operating System), and modern simulation tools to let developers prototype, test, and iterate entire factory workflows before any hardware exists. Inside @factory, engineers can: • Build and test robotic arms, AGVs, and production lines in realistic environments • Integrate with ROS topics to evaluate real control algorithms • Simulate complex logistics, assembly, and manufacturing processes • Visualize digital twins of factories to assess performance, timing, and safety It’s more than a tech demo — it’s a framework for the next generation of simulation-first robotics development. At FS Studio, we’ve been deeply focused on this same philosophy — enabling high-fidelity, physics-accurate, visually rich simulation environments that shorten deployment time and bridge the gap between research and reality. Projects like @factory validate how critical these tools are becoming across manufacturing, logistics, and industrial automation. Explore the project here: https://momoi.org/?p=499 #Simulation #DigitalTwin #Robotics #AI #OpenSource #Industry40 #Omniverse #ROS #FSSimReady #FSStudio

  • Robotics is evolving fast — and the line between walking and manipulating is starting to blur. That’s exactly what ReLIC — Reinforcement Learning for Interlimb Coordination — is designed to achieve. It’s a new framework that allows robots to dynamically decide which limbs are used for locomotion and which for manipulation, adapting on the fly to whatever task they face. ReLIC separates locomotion and manipulation into two cooperating modules: • A model-based manipulation module that focuses on precision and goal-driven control. • An RL-based locomotion module that maintains balance and stability in motion. The result is a system that can seamlessly blend walking, climbing, and handling — letting a robot use an arm for balance one moment and for manipulation the next. Why it matters: • Enables true interlimb coordination, where movement and control are fluid, not predefined. • Helps robots stay stable and effective in unstructured environments. • Bridges the gap between how animals move and how machines learn. At FS Studio, this kind of approach aligns directly with our mission — building high-fidelity simulations, realistic physics, and learning workflows that make intelligent agents more adaptable, capable, and grounded in the real world. https://lnkd.in/gGstETf8 #AI #ReinforcementLearning #Robotics #Simulation #DigitalTwin #FSStudio

  • Incredible to see NVIDIA and Ansys advancing the workflow that unites simulation, physics, and AI. 👏 At FS Studio, we’re building on this same foundation — using high-fidelity physics environments to train, test, and fine-tune intelligent systems before they ever touch the real world. These kinds of integrations are key to shrinking the gap between digital simulation and physical reality — exactly where the next generation of robotics and AI innovation will happen.

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    We're bringing #digitaltwins to the racetrack with Ansys Discovery and NVIDIA Omniverse. 🏎️ Today, we're unveiling a new racetrack experience for STEM Racing that enables students to virtually test the aerodynamics of miniature F1 cars using advanced CFD methods. "Deploying physics-accurate digital twins of racing environments represent the state-of-the-art within motorsport, allowing teams to optimize their cars for the unique characteristics of each racetrack and achieve minimum possible lap-times," said Tim Costa, GM for industrial and computational engineering at NVIDIA. Check out a preview of the new experience in our video below and click the link to learn more: https://ansys.me/4nYwGZe

  • Great insights from Tim Martin on the importance of realistic physics in AI training. The new Newton physics engine in NVIDIA’s Isaac Lab is a huge leap toward bridging the gap between simulation and reality — modeling granular soil, fabric, contact dynamics, and other complex physical behaviors that traditional sims have long simplified. These advances in physics intrinsics enable smarter imitation and reinforcement learning, and make fine-tuning inference models faster, more reliable, and more aligned with real-world conditions. At FS Studio, this is exactly the kind of innovation we’re building on — creating high-fidelity simulation environments where AI can learn, adapt, and behave robustly in the real world. #AI #Robotics #Simulation #DigitalTwin #SyntheticData #IsaacSim #Newton #FSStudio

    View profile for Tim Martin

    CEO of FS Studio - 3D Simulations, Digital Twins & AI Synthetic Datasets for Enterprise.

    I’m seeing a lot of videos showing quadrupeds walking in soil and now the real fun begins — exploring what’s possible in these high-fidelity physics environments once you’ve got a great engine and high-quality assets. Before an AI can learn to navigate the real world, it needs a realistic world to learn in. For years, simulations glossed over the messy stuff—the grit of soil, the bunching of fabric, the unpredictable way things tumble and deform. Getting this foundation right is the most critical first step. That’s where new tools like the physics engine in NVIDIA's Isaac Lab "Newton" release come in. By modeling advanced physics intrinsics (granular media, friction, contact dynamics), we can build high-fidelity environments that capture the chaos of reality. But building a realistic sandbox is just the setup. The interesting work begins when we let the agents play. A world-class physics engine unlocks powerful AI training paradigms: 1. Imitation Learning 🧠 With a differentiable physics engine, learning becomes incredibly direct. Instead of just rewarding an agent for getting close to an expert's behavior, we can backpropagate the learning error directly through the simulation's physics. The agent doesn't just mimic what it sees; it learns the underlying forces and dynamics required to achieve the goal. 2. Reinforcement Learning 🤖 High-fidelity physics allows us to train agents through millions of trials in rich, parallelized environments. Because the simulation is so grounded in reality, the agent develops an "intuition" that isn't brittle. It learns strategies for walking on shifting soil or grabbing deformable objects that have a real shot of working "out in the wild." 3. Model Fine-Tuning 🎯 This is where it all comes together. A policy trained in a hyper-realistic sim is already 90% of the way there. The gap between simulation and reality is dramatically smaller. This means the final step—fine-tuning the model with limited real-world data—is faster, more efficient, and leads to agents that generalize better and fail less often. At FS Studio, we see this workflow as the future. You start with a rock-solid physics foundation, which then enables advanced AI learning and tuning. That’s how you create agents that don’t just act intelligently in a simulation, but behave robustly in the real world. https://lnkd.in/gPeiRATu Kevin Peterson Bedrock Robotics

  • Robots have been showing off for years....dancing, backflipping, folding towels like they’re auditioning for a talent show. Cool, but not exactly game-changing. This week’s newsletter (yes, you’re getting it on a Monday) digs into why the robotics world feels different right now. NVIDIA Omniverse’s building smarter playgrounds, Google DeepMind’s giving robots real reasoning skills, and industry vets are calling out what actually matters. Plus, a certified fresh FS Studio case study that you will find very interesting. Robots aren’t just flexing anymore, they’re getting ready to work.

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