Our papers just got accepted at #ECCV2026 — and the one we're most excited about: SPEAR, our next-gen Physical AI simulation platform, built with multiple tech giants. SPEAR closes the loop from real-world space to robot training: digitize → simulate → train. Alongside Syn-GRPO and WalkerBench, this is our full-stack bet on the data, simulation, and evaluation infrastructure that Physical AI runs on. Built on OpenUSD. Designed for the age of Physical AI. Huge thanks to our SPEAR co-authors and partners: @ros_german, @StefanLeuteneg1, Kalyan Sunkavalli, Vladlen Koltun, Rushikesh Zawar, Rachith Dey-Prakash, and Quentin Leboutet. #PhysicalAI #EmbodiedAI #Robotics #Simulation #ECCV2026 #SpatialAI #OpenUSD

@ManycoreTech Hi @ManycoreTech, please include Matthias Mueller, Stephan Richter, and Yannick Hold-Geoffroy in future PR communications about SPEAR. They are co-authors on the SPEAR paper and each contributed a ton to the project. Thank you.

Hi Mike — thanks for the reminder! We've added a full author credit reply to the original thread. Every contributor to SPEAR deserves recognition, and we're glad to have the complete team highlighted. Appreciate your support, and congratulations again to everyone on the ECCV acceptance! 🎉