Moving Atoms

Moving Atoms is a physical AI infrastructure company that provides the simulation and data layer for training and testing robots. It builds SimReady worlds from real world scans, generates simulated training data, and runs evaluation platforms so that robot policies can be developed and checked in simulation before deployment. The offering is organized in layers. A SimReady Library supplies physically accurate, visually realistic assets and scenes. A Scan to Model service takes a LiDAR or SLAM scan from any scanner and returns every object separated, measured and editable, in IFC, Revit, STEP, USD or GLB formats, within 48 hours. RobotGym is the browser based environment where teams build a world, train robots and run evaluations. An open evaluation benchmark rounds out the stack. The platform also includes an agent called Atom that rebuilds a workspace as editable geometry with real physics from photographs, video, documents and existing 3D assets such as GLB, OBJ, STL and PLY files. The product is aimed at robotics teams, industrial automation engineers, researchers and builders of embodied AI who need to validate a robot cell, test grasps and placements, or benchmark models without booking physical lab time. Workflows cover task and robot ingestion, skill creation through modular composition, policy training, human teleoperation and video to simulation transfer, followed by preflight checks, rollouts, metrics and regression tests. Pricing is not published on a readable page. The site states that RobotGym starts new accounts with $100 in welcome credits, and it directs enterprise and scan work to a demo booking. Moving Atoms is described as backed by the Y Combinator Inception program.