Acron for Industry & Research
A production-grade 3D engine that speaks your language. Connect sensor data, ML models, physics simulations, and real-time visualisation — all in Python. No game-industry overhead, no bloated toolchain.
Why Acron
Industrial simulation platforms lock you into rigid connectors and expensive per-seat licenses. Acron is Python-native — you can integrate any data source, any model, and any protocol directly in Python, with C++ available for real-time performance-critical loops.
import numpy as np from acron import Acron, Entity from your_sensors import read_lidar_frame app = Acron(headless=False) factory_floor = Entity(model='factory.glb') def update(): # Read live sensor data each frame points = read_lidar_frame() # numpy array heatmap = np.mean(points, axis=0) factory_floor.set_heatmap_texture(heatmap) # Trigger alert if anomaly detected if heatmap.max() > THRESHOLD: alert_dashboard(heatmap) app.run()
Applications
Live 3D replica of a physical asset — factory floor, building, vehicle — updated in real time from sensor streams. Visualise, analyse, and intervene without touching the physical system.
Simulate robot kinematics, sensor perception, and environment interaction. Train RL policies in simulation, transfer to hardware. Compatible with Gymnasium-style interfaces.
Render photorealistic scenes, segmentation masks, depth maps, and optical flow for CV dataset generation. Programmatic scene variation at scale — no artist required per frame.
Use the Distributed Objects stack to synchronise simulation state across multiple compute nodes. Each node owns a spatial partition; state flows through the cluster automatically.
Plot NumPy arrays, point clouds, volumetric data, and time-series in an interactive 3D environment. Combine with Jupyter for notebook-driven 3D exploration.
High-fidelity physics and sensor simulation for autonomous vehicle and drone testing. Deterministic replay, parameterised scenario generation, CI integration.
Used by research institutions, simulation studios, and industrial engineering teams.