MetAI Unveils AI-Powered Controller Simulator at NVIDIA GTC 2025

March 23, 2025
MetAI will debut its AI-powered Controller Simulator at NVIDIA GTC 2025, enhancing digital twins for industrial automation, as announced in a press release.

MetAI Technology Co., Ltd will debut its AI-powered Controller Simulator at NVIDIA GTC 2025, enhancing digital twins for industrial automation, announced in a press release. This innovation aims to bridge operational and information technology by allowing businesses to test and refine automation workflows in a virtual environment.

The Controller Simulator integrates with NVIDIA Omniverse and NVIDIA Isaac Sim, enabling engineers to simulate and validate automation logic directly within digital twins. This reduces testing time and enhances collaboration between operational technology and information technology teams. Key features include an intuitive ladder diagram UI for logic design, AI-powered assistance for optimizing automation logic, and seamless deployment of finalized logic to physical PLCs.

MetAI is also collaborating with Kenmec and Chief Logistics to simulate warehouse workflows, aiming to optimize system designs before real-world implementation. This collaboration is part of MetAI's broader strategy to advance digital transformation in manufacturing and logistics industries.

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