ARMOR runs MuJoCo — Google DeepMind's industry-standard physics engine — natively on your device. Load a URDF and simulate robot arms and humanoids in real time, right in your hand. No ROS, no desktop, no setup.
Robotics runs on shared standards. ROS gives the field its tooling and conventions — including URDF, the common format that describes a robot's geometry and physics. MuJoCo imports URDF to deliver advanced multibody-dynamics simulation. ARMOR ties it together on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac: import a URDF, edit it on-device, simulate it with MuJoCo in real time, then export a project that drops straight into your desktop workflow. It's a mobile-first tool that fits the pipeline academics and professionals already use.
MuJoCo (Multi-Joint dynamics with Contact) is a high-performance physics engine developed by Google DeepMind. It is the modern standard for robotics research, reinforcement learning, and multibody dynamics, prized for fast and accurate simulation of joints, contacts, and constraints. Learn more at the official MuJoCo site.
ARMOR doesn't stream or fake it — it runs the actual MuJoCo solver natively on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, rendered through Apple's RealityKit. Robot models step forward in real time on the device, so you can iterate on dynamics anywhere.
ARMOR reads the same URDF robot descriptions used across ROS and desktop tooling, builds the model on-device, and hands it to the MuJoCo solver — no manual conversion required. When you're ready to move to the desktop, export an MJCF (MuJoCo) archive with all assets bundled and converted for you.
Don't have a model yet? Find URDF files to import from GitHub, robot vendors, and the MuJoCo Menagerie.
Place your MuJoCo simulation in the real world. ARMOR's spatial reality mode overlays the running simulation on detected surfaces with real-world occlusion, so you can see your robot at true scale on your desk or floor.
Download ARMOR and run the MuJoCo simulator on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac — then explore the full feature set.