Go from concept to reproducible simulation workflows with Project AirSim, Unreal Engine, ROS/PX4, and enterprise support from IAMAI.
Project AirSim is an open-source platform for simulating autonomous systems—originally by Microsoft, now maintained by IAMAI.
It lets you train, test, and validate AI in high-fidelity environments. IAMAI builds on this foundation to offer tailored services, integrations, and workflow automation.
Core maintainers of AirSim since 2020.
A ready-to-deploy Project AirSim stack—backed by its maintainers. A complete, GPU-optimized Project AirSim stack—maintained by the core team. From web-based scenario setup to automated data generation, our solution ensures speed, scale, and reproducibility.
There’s nothing better than hearing from those who already trusted our work. Here are their testimonials.
"It's been incredible to watch AirSim grow from its early days at Microsoft to its current strides in the commercial space. I'm excited to see IAMAI taking the lead, harnessing advanced simulation expertise to redefine the possibilities of autonomous systems. Their commitment to improving safety and fostering responsible AI deployment is a vital step toward shaping a more innovative and ethical technological future. "
"IAMAI Simulations demonstrated outstanding talent and technical excellence when we collaborated at Supernal. They developed a custom extension of AirSim for our Detect and Avoid (DAA) research that exceeded our expectations. Their deep understanding of simulation systems and their commitment to delivery made a critical difference to our program's success. I highly recommend them to any organization seeking top-tier simulation partners."
“Project AirSim is a critical tool that lets businesses build, test, and enhance solutions in a virtual environment before safely deploying in the real world.”
“Autonomous systems will transform many industries and enable a wide range of aerial scenarios—from last-mile delivery in congested cities to inspecting downed power lines from a thousand miles away. But first, we must safely train these systems in a realistic, virtualized world. Project AirSim is a foundational tool that allows us to bridge the world of bits and the world of atoms.”