Send photos of your environment. We build the physics-accurate sim, generate thousands of perfectly labeled frames overnight, and hand you the dataset. No photo shoots. No labeling crews.
output: 0 frames / overnight run · labels: pixel-perfect · hand-labeling: none
[ the bottleneck ]
collection
Weeks of staging for every variation your robot will meet.
annotation
Dollars per mask. Months at scale. Errors anyway.
coverage
Crushed boxes, occlusions, rare defects: none of them pose on demand.
// A simulation already knows where every pixel belongs. We use that.
[ the math ]
manual pipeline
delivered by binary core
[ how we work ]
A done-for-you engagement: our engineers build it, you receive the files. Days, not quarters.
Send photos, CAD, or one plain-English sentence. That's enough.
BowerBot, our open-source scene agent, builds a physics-ready environment in hours, sensors matched to your camera.
Every frame re-rolls items, lighting, and viewpoint, so your model learns the concept, not one room.
seed: 8421 → 8422 → 8423 → …
Pixel-perfect ground truth lands in your hands: COCO, KITTI, YOLO, or your schema.
runs on NVIDIA Isaac Sim & Omniverse · drops into your existing training stack
[ evidence ]
proof: medical
Medical AI trained on 100% synthetic imagery, zero patient data, validating in 2 hospital systems. Pathology was the hard case.
Discover CytoLens ›proof: open_source
The agent behind our speed is open source: natural language to production-correct OpenUSD. Read the code that builds your sim.
View on GitHub ›proof: pedigree
A decade of Hollywood production pipelines, then Microsoft HoloLens and Meta Reality Labs. Realism at scale is the trade.
Film credits ›[ built for ]
Bin picking, parcel induction, depalletizing. Every SKU before it hits the line.
Ship a trained perception model with every deployment.
Thousands of the defects you've only seen twice.
Terrains, weather, and scenarios you can't stage.
[ engagements ]
step_a · no risk
free · 48 hours
step_b · prove it
4 weeks · from $25,000
step_c · scale
scoped to your roadmap
You own everything: images, labels, models, and the simulation itself. Full transfer, no lock-in.
[ objections, answered ]
Yes, when the sim is built right. Domain randomization forces the model to learn the object, not the render; it's how we trained CytoLens for clinical use. Every pilot is benchmarked on your real footage first.
A few photos, rough dimensions, CAD if you have it, and a sample frame from your camera. NDAs welcome.
No. Model creation happens inside our pipeline. Box-like products are built procedurally from photos, complex objects are reconstructed by scan or photogrammetry, and AI-assisted generation fills in variety. You never source an asset.
We match intrinsics, mounting, and noise. Depth, stereo, and LiDAR come from the same scene: perfectly registered, never faked in post.
Keep it. The best results blend both. Synthetic covers what real can't: new SKUs, rare defects, and scenarios you'll never stage.
You do. Images, labels, models, and the USD sim transfer in full, pipeline included if you ever take it in-house.
Also at Binary Core: OpenUSD pipelines & digital twins for AEC and manufacturing.
Ask about pipeline work ›[ the founder ]
Founder & CEO · Binary Core LLC
A decade building production pipelines for Hollywood, then spatial computing at Microsoft HoloLens and Meta Reality Labs.
Binary Core exists to break the data bottleneck holding physical AI back.
Inception Program member.
[ 48-hour offer ]
One photo in. 500 labeled images back in 48 hours, free. Then decide.
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