A Simulation Sprint for one defined question, or Extended Simulation Engineering for a larger work package. Log in for existing accounts.
Primary products
Robot Simulation Sprint
Starting at $2,000 for a fixed-scope Sprint
One robot, one primary environment, one defined scenario, and a scoped validation package. Not every simulation costs $2,000 — complex work is quoted separately.
Fixed scope before work begins
Target 7–10 business days for standard sprints
URDF / CAD / ROS inputs as available
Simulation, tests, and engineering evidence as scoped
Browser demo when practical
Good for: One simulation backlog item. A virtual commissioning question — reach, collision, path, layout, or sequence in a planned cell — can be that sprint. It does not replace PLC commissioning or safety certification.
Keep a validated simulation available for reviews, demonstrations, and reruns. This follows a simulation engagement. It is a hosted simulation, not automatically a live operational twin.
Hosted simulation access
Browser reviews and test reruns
Controlled customer access
Scenario updates when scoped
Infrastructure and usage limits depend on compute requirements, users, and simulation complexity.
Custom telemetry panels, sensor displays, maps, camera views, or operator interface components when a hosted environment needs a richer review surface.
When the business case requires it, connect a validated simulation or dashboard to real robot telemetry, APIs, or ROS topics. Simulation twin first; connected twin only when scoped.
Real robot telemetry integration
Live dashboard updates
Selected supervised control pathways
ROS or API bridge integration
Safety note: Digital twin and real-robot integrations are scoped carefully. MRPX does not claim safety-critical autonomous control without proper customer-side validation, hardware safety systems, and operating procedures.
Pricing note: Final pricing depends on robot complexity, available files, simulation fidelity, hosting requirements, number of users, and whether real hardware integration is required. All prices listed are starting points — actual scope is confirmed after an engineering review. Standard Simulation Sprints target 7–10 business days after scope and inputs are accepted; complex work is estimated separately.
How it works: A Simulation Sprint is a fixed-scope engineering package. Extended Simulation Engineering is priced by the project, milestone, or work package. Hosting, a dashboard, or a connected workflow is quoted after the simulation work, when it is needed. Each engagement is reviewed before work begins.
Research / Demo Access
These plans buy time on the MRPX research console. They are separate from Simulation Sprint and Extended Simulation Engineering.
For your own robot, discuss a simulation task
or see the pick-and-place example.