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One month after launching SR Platform. We started with simple simulation assets and layouts. Today, thanks to continuous improvements, SR Platform generates environments with richer geometry, higher-fidelity surface materials, and significantly more realistic assets, ready for modern robotics simulation. Most importantly, SR Platform is now fully compatible with NVIDIA...

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