Robotics simulation that runs while you sleep
Robotics work lives in long, unattended rollouts — a sweep that runs overnight, a policy that trains for two days. Meshive gives every run a whole GPU and storage that survives the gaps between them.
ROS 2 and the simulator stack are already installed
Desktop-Full ships with ROS 2 Jazzy and the visualization tools a robotics team actually opens. Nothing to compile before the first rollout.
A crash costs minutes, not the run
Policies, logs and rollout data write to a volume that outlives the pod, so an interrupted sweep resumes from the last checkpoint instead of the start.
Scale the sweep to the deadline
Twenty pods for a parameter sweep this week, none the next. Per-hour billing does not charge for the gap between experiments.
The technical side of this work
Robotics & simulation runs on Meshive's Simulation & physical AI setup — templates, model packs and the exact workflow.
Long headless simulation runs, whole GPUsCards that suit this work
Every pod gets a whole, non-virtualized GPU — a rollout never shares a card with someone else’s job.
- RTX PRO 6000 BlackwellHundreds of parallel environments in one rollout
- A100 PCIe 80GBA policy that trains from Friday to Monday
- RTX 4090Tuning the controller with the viewer open
- A40Sensor-heavy scenes that need memory more than speed
Three steps
- 1Start from ROS 2 Jazzy, FEniCSx or your own simulator image.
- 2Attach a volume for rollout data, logs and trained policies.
- 3Launch one pod for iteration or a sweep of them, headless over SSH.
Other teams on Meshive
Pick a card and start the pod
Sign up, choose the GPU, and the pod is yours in under two minutes. It bills by the hour and stops when you stop it.
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