Our story

Started in 2021

Eredit started as a research lab focused on the potential of game engines like Unity for physics-based applications. Even before generative AI and large language models became mainstream, we recognized their significant potential and positioned ourselves as pioneers in AI innovation.

We first worked on fall simulators

Our initial projects focused on fall simulators. Simulating falls not only had direct implications for smart wearables but also served as an excellent opportunity to push the boundaries of engine physics.

Which laid the ground for our next ones

This early fall simulator laid the groundwork for our next projects. Though no longer actively maintained, it validated our two key insights: 1) Game engine physics are sufficiently robust to tackle complex and varied challenges. 2) When combined with high-fidelity, real-time graphics, they are extremely effective in generating synthetic data.

Reinforcement learning powerhouse

In 2022, Eredit embarked on a new venture by integrating autonomous AI agents, transforming it into a reinforcement learning powerhouse. Leveraging AI bots, previously common in gaming, we ventured into their application in industrial settings and robotics.

Drone simulators

In Q2 2022, our development team start developing flight simulators with a clear objective: to create simulators and processes that would form a digital twin of a drone’s mission and environment. This setup allows the drone to learn from both simulated and real-world experiences.

Drone builder

In 2023, our engineering team started a new challenging project: to design and construct quadcopters, aiming to refine our technology stack and enhance the efficiency and reliability of our simulation-to-reality transfer. Through numerous iterations, we have gradually established ourselves as experts in drone technology.