NdotLight is expanding its AI-based 3D design technology into training data for manufacturing and robotics. The company generates precise 3D data required for robots to interact with objects in simulation and helps transfer behaviors learned virtually into real-world environments. Participation in NVIDIA Inception and N-UP, together with fivefold year-over-year revenue growth in 2025, indicates that NdotLight's technology is gaining validation from both a global partner ecosystem and the market.

Since its founding in 2020, NdotLight has developed AI-powered 3D design software. It is now using its proprietary CAD engine and TRINIX to supply SimReady data for manufacturing, digital twins, and humanoid robots. Integration with NVIDIA Omniverse has supported robot-training scenarios such as folding and unfolding collapsible boxes.

NdotLight has participated in NVIDIA Inception since 2022 and advanced to the market-expansion stage of N-UP, a joint program operated by NVIDIA and Korea's Ministry of SMEs and Startups. The company uses these partnerships to improve its product, access global events, and identify customers.

As demand grows for autonomous manufacturing and digital twins, NdotLight's 2025 revenue increased fivefold year over year. The company plans to expand overseas, beginning with Japanese manufacturers, and is preparing for a local corporate presence.