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3D AI startup NdotLight (CEO Jay Jinyoung Park) announced that it will participate in “NVIDIA AI DAY SEOUL 2025,” held on Tuesday, November 17, where the company will present a technology session.
The event is a significant technology conference hosted by NVIDIA in leading cities around the world, introducing ways to apply AI in real industrial environments. The conference features NVIDIA’s keynote sessions along with a variety of hands-on programs, allowing participants to explore the latest AI frameworks, tools, and technology trends. It also offers opportunities to network with industry experts and leaders across different fields.
NdotLight CTO Suntae Kim will present a technology session on the second day of the event, November 18, under the theme “Advancing OpenUSD (Universal Scene Description) for the Era of Industrial Digitalization and Physical AI.” The session will introduce the latest technical use cases that integrate NVIDIA Omniverse with Trinix, NdotLight’s generative AI-based 3D CAD design automation solution. Kim will also share insights on building industrial 3D data pipelines and real-time simulation environments.
In particular, NdotLight plans to disclose concrete examples of how its manufacturing and robotics industry clients are using Trinix in real operations. The session will highlight application cases such as design automation and robot simulation, showcasing how these use cases are being rapidly validated in industrial settings and contributing to accelerating the adoption of industrial AI.
NdotLight has gained attention for offering a solution to the key challenge emphasized by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang—securing high-quality 3D data essential for the era of Physical AI and robotics. Its proprietary solution Trinix automatically generates 3D CAD data from text or image inputs, reducing time and cost by up to 80 percent. It also produces structured, articulated 3D CAD data optimized for simulation while maintaining real-world fidelity, enabling efficient robot training.
“Through this AI DAY session, we aim further to solidify the potential for deeper technical collaboration with NVIDIA,” said NdotLight CTO Suntae Kim. “As a 3D data provider in the Physical AI domain led by NVIDIA, we will contribute to accelerating the digitalization and autonomous transformation of industrial fields.”
Meanwhile, NdotLight was selected last month as one of the final five companies in the “NVIDIA Inception Startup Grand Challenge 2025,” hosted by NVIDIA. Out of more than 80 participating teams, NdotLight was recognized for its product and technology innovation, business model feasibility, and market competitiveness. As a finalist, the company will take part in the award ceremony at NVIDIA AI DAY SEOUL 2025.
