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Duality AI announced the launch of FalconEditor, an intuitive tool for creating digital twins and simulations, powered by the Unreal Engine. Duality AI, based in San Mateo, California, has 36 employees and designed FalconEditor to help accelerate the adoption of digital twin technology.
Digital twins are virtual replicas of real-world locations like factories or office buildings. They are becoming a popular way to simulate the real world, allowing companies to design and troubleshoot in the digital realm before building in real life. These digital models can also be updated with data from the real entities they represent.
The FalconEditor integrates with the Unreal Engine to provide a comprehensive solution for creating high-fidelity digital twins. Unlike traditional industrial simulation tools, FalconEditor is designed to be more accessible and user-friendly, making it easier for engineers and data scientists to create realistic simulations.
The launch of FalconEditor is supported by an agreement with Epic Games, the maker of Unreal Engine. This collaboration allows users to access Unreal Editor and receive support from Duality’s customer success team. Epic Games is committed to supporting the use of Unreal Engine for enterprise applications, and FalconEditor extends Unreal Editor’s functionality to digital twin simulation.
With FalconEditor, creators can customize millions of assets from the Unreal Engine ecosystem for simulation. Its visual interface makes it easy to arrange and manage these digital twins, configure diverse scenarios, and generate necessary data using virtual sensors. Users can test and refine their simulations directly in FalconEditor before sharing them via FalconCloud.
In summary, FalconEditor offers an accessible way to create and manage digital twins, enabling faster testing and development of products. This new tool is a significant step towards the wider adoption of digital twin technology in various industries.