Finite element methods have been used in industry for decades to develop new products and simulate deformations, forces, and physical behaviors. But what about vision or AI-driven applications? While other tools exist, they often require deep technical knowledge in software development, AI, or robotics. With Synigen, you can easily create a digital twin of your manufacturing environment and simulate object detection, object recognition, or robotic movements — all without needing to be a software, AI, or machine learning expert.

Synigen enables detailed simulation of both 2D and 3D laser scanning processes, allowing users to virtually inspect parts, detect surface variations, and test vision-guided workflows — all within a fully configurable digital environment.

Synigen supports robotic process simulation such as welding, gluing, and other path-based operations. Whether you're developing a continuous weld seam, applying adhesive along a complex contour, or designing optimized robotic trajectories, Synigen provides intuitive tools to define, test, and refine robotic paths — without writing a single line of code. With real-time visualization and customizable parameters, engineers can validate tooling strategies, reduce programming time, and detect potential issues early in the development cycle.