NdotLight will demonstrate an end-to-end Prompt-to-Simulation workflow that moves from a text instruction to a simulation-ready asset in under three minutes at the 2026 Robotics Summit & Expo in Boston. Presenting a workflow that compresses a process measured in days or weeks to under three minutes before the global robotics community highlights both the speed and industrial readiness of NdotLight's proprietary CAD engine.

Co-founder and CTO Suntae Kim will present “3D CAD AI-Based Sim-Ready Asset Generation: Technology and Use Cases.” The session will show how TRINIX generates precise 3D CAD models from text or images and defines articulated structures and physical properties required for robotics simulation.

Conventional workflows distribute CAD modeling, post-processing, rigging, physical-property assignment, and simulator import across separate tools and teams, often taking days or weeks. NdotLight integrates those stages into a single pipeline designed to reduce the cost and lead time of creating SimReady assets for manufacturing, robotics, and smart-factory applications.

The presentation will introduce NdotLight's proprietary CAD engine and AI technology to the global robotics community and support the company's expansion in 3D data infrastructure for robot simulation and digital twins.