Robo Dog & Drone Simulation

This demo runs the RAVE ENGINE as a real-time simulation platform, entirely in the browser. In an expansive outdoor environment, users take control of a Boston Dynamics robot or a drone and switch between both vehicles in real time at the press of a button.

The landscape uses GPU instancing: every blade of grass is an instanced object, which keeps a dense natural environment affordable to render. The world stays detailed without costing frame rate.

The demo highlights three core capabilities of the RAVE ENGINE: physics-based control of complex vehicles and robots, dynamic camera systems with real-time switching between different control modes, and high-performance instancing of millions of individual objects for large open worlds.

Since everything runs entirely in the browser, with no downloads and no installation required, this opens up a wide range of applications: from games and interactive architectural visualizations to drone flight simulations and inspection missions, all the way to training robo dog operations in industrial, security, and rescue scenarios.