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CodecFlow is a company building open-source tools for constructing, simulating, deploying, and training robots.
CodecFlow provides a suite of robotics development tools intended to replace the fragmented, multi-tool workflows common in robotics today. Its first product, SimArena, is a browser-based robot simulator requiring no installation, license, or GPU, used by students, independent builders, labs, and startups. A serverless compute layer called Fabric and a robot runtime called OPTR, which plugs into existing ROS stacks, are also part of the platform. The tools target developers, robotics teams, and researchers building intelligent automation and embodied AI systems.
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Recent activity
- seen Sep 23 — SimArena V1, browser-based robot simulator, is now live. · CodecFlow site
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- seen Sep 23 — OPTR runtime is open source and plugs into existing ROS stacks.
- seen Sep 23 — SimArena exports scenes to MuJoCo or Isaac Sim for scaling.
- seen Sep 23 — Wants to hear from anyone building in robotics.