Projects sharing features with Morse

CoppeliaSim core library

Webots is a physics-based robot simulator and development environment used for modeling, programming, and testing the behavior of robots in a simulated 3D physical world. It serves as a virtual prototyping tool to verify mechanical and electronic systems through the creation of virtual robot models and control logic. The platform enables a full robotics simulation workflow, including the development of robot controllers and the programming of autonomous agent behaviors. It focuses on physical system modeling to represent the mechanical properties of hardware and simulate real-world interactio

Fluid simulation engine for computer graphics applications

Habitat-sim is a high-performance 3D simulation platform designed for training and benchmarking embodied AI agents within photorealistic indoor and outdoor environments. It serves as a simulator for AI and robotics, providing a system for generating synthetic data and simulating physical interactions. The project is distinguished by a native C++ core that enables high-throughput simulation and a rendering pipeline using physically based rendering and baked global illumination. It features a navigation system based on pre-computed navigation meshes to ensure collision-free traversal and a rigi

Gazebo classic. For the latest version, see https://github.com/gazebosim/gz-sim

A three.js based 3D robot interface.

The GraspIt! simulator

ManiSkill is a GPU-accelerated robot simulation framework designed for training robotic manipulation skills, benchmarking learning algorithms, and generating synthetic datasets. It serves as a reinforcement learning environment where robot control policies can be developed and evaluated using parallelized physics and rendering on the GPU. The platform is distinguished by its ability to perform sim-to-real transfer, allowing policies trained in virtual environments to be deployed onto physical robotic hardware. It features ray-traced parallel rendering for producing high-frame-rate RGBD and se

SAPIEN Embodied AI Platform

A parallel, multi-engine simulator for heterogeneous swarm robotics

AirSim is a high-fidelity simulation platform designed for the development and testing of autonomous vehicles. Built as a plugin for game engines, it provides a physics-based environment that models vehicle dynamics and sensor data, serving as a foundation for robotics research, computer vision training, and reinforcement learning. The platform distinguishes itself through its support for hardware-in-the-loop and software-in-the-loop testing, allowing developers to validate control logic and firmware against real-world signals or concurrent processes. It offers extensive programmatic control

Blazing fast hexapod robot simulator for the web.

Central repository for tools, tutorials, resources, and documentation for robotics simulation in Unity.