
AWS RoboMaker now supports running high-fidelity Open 3D Engine (O3DE) simulations in the cloud, enabling robot developers to test perception and navigation systems at scale using GPU-accelerated containers with realistic physics and rendering.


<div><p>This article provides a step-by-step tutorial for running high-fidelity Open 3D Engine (O3DE) simulations in AWS RoboMaker using containerized applications.</p><ul><li>O3DE is an open-source 3D engine with photo-realistic rendering for robotic simulations</li><li>Supports ROS 2 integration through Gems system for robotics development</li><li>AWS RoboMaker enables parallel cloud-based simulations with GPU instances on demand</li><li>Tutorial uses Robot Vacuum Sample application deployed as Docker containers</li><li>Containers require NICE DCV plugins for remote display streaming in RoboMaker</li><li>Images pushed to Amazon ECR (~20GB total) for RoboMaker deployment</li><li>Simulation job configured with CPU/GPU compute and streaming session enabled</li><li>RViz tool allows remote control of simulated robot via ROS 2 commands</li></ul><p>This tutorial demonstrates how to containerize O3DE simulations and deploy them to AWS RoboMaker for scalable, cost-effective robot development and testing.</p></div>


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