NdotLight showcased its 3D CAD-based SimReady asset generation technology and next-generation Physical AI data pipeline at NVIDIA Startup Day, held in connection with NVIDIA GTC Taipei 2026 in Taipei, Taiwan. NdotLight was also named in NVIDIA's Physical AI partner ecosystem announced in Jensen Huang's keynote the previous day, placing the company on a global stage as a specialist addressing a critical SimReady-asset bottleneck.

Built on NdotLight's proprietary 3D CAD engine, TRINIX converts text, images, and existing CAD files into simulation-ready 3D assets. The generated data can include articulated structures and physical properties, allowing it to connect with major simulation environments, including NVIDIA Isaac Sim.

At the event, NdotLight expanded its demonstration beyond articulated objects to deformable assets whose shapes change under physical forces. Live examples reproduced cable connection tasks and the behavior of rigid and soft bodies, illustrating how complex physical environments for manufacturing and automation can be prepared more efficiently.

NdotLight plans to deepen its integration with NVIDIA's simulation ecosystem and continue building SimReady data infrastructure for companies developing Physical AI applications in manufacturing, robotics, and digital twins.