Eclipse Automation launches RealitySync simulation platform
Eclipse RealitySync helps manufacturers evaluate, de-risk, and scale automation faster. | Source: Eclipse Automation Eclipse Automation launched Eclipse RealitySync at Automate 2026. The company said this product offers a new approach to how manufacturers evaluate, de-risk, and scale factory automation. Factory automation has grown more complex, connected, and harder to assess using traditional methods. Eclipse RealitySync allows manufacturers to step into their future factory before it’s built.
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Eclipse Automation launched RealitySync, a simulation platform that uses immersive environments powered by Apple Vision Pro technology to allow manufacturers to visualize and evaluate factory automation before it is built. Factory automation has become increasingly complex and difficult to assess using traditional methods like drawings and static layouts, making this immersive approach relevant for reducing risk in automation investment decisions. The platform enables engineering, operations, finance, and leadership teams to collaborate together in a shared environment, allowing organizations to identify issues earlier and align faster on automation decisions. Eclipse Automation is a global factory automation company with more than 25 years of experience serving industries including life sciences, automotive, battery production, and aerospace and defense.
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