Mars Case Study

Training AI on Mars is particularly challenging when you consider its unpredictable and extreme conditions, limited training set, lack of testing opportunities, restricted physical access, and more. With our patented digital twinning platform, we created a simulated Mars environment to automatically generate and label a synthetic dataset, correlating camera imagery to precise pixel segmentation data. The dataset trains neural networks for scientific object detection and tests algorithm adaptability to environmental changes.

By automating data generation and labeling, the project bypasses the intensive manual effort typically associated with computer vision dataset preparation. This automation leads to a predictable and structured dataset creation process, improving efficiency and advancing automated computer vision technologies

Photorealistic Simulations

Adjust Atmosphere

Add Noise

Shift Color

Create Synthetic Data

Footage From Mars

Scanned Earth Objects

Create Simulation

Train the Model

Original Objects

Instance Labeling

Segment Objects of Interest