Digital twins
for machines and production systems

Build digital twins in the browser with realvirtual: CAD import, plant layout planning (beta), simulation and virtual commissioning through CONNECT. For projects in the Unity Editor, use realvirtual for Unity.

What it costs

The public browser demo and Unity Starter are free. Compare Community, Commercial and realvirtual for Unity Professional by features and deployment model.

Browser platform with an optional Unity plugin

Build your digital twin directly in the browser. For Unity Editor projects, realvirtual Commercial includes the Starter and Professional plugins. Both workflows use the same open GLB format.

Runtime · Browser

realvirtualYou develop in the browser

CAD import and editor, simulation, layout planning (beta) and DES, and virtual commissioning through CONNECT. Use the same model for sales, 3D HMI and service.

For engineering, planning and operation in the browser

Only here: discrete event simulation and the machine information system

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Included option · Unity plugin

realvirtual for UnityWork in the Unity Editor when needed

C#, the Unity ecosystem, PhysX and standalone runtimes for Windows, Linux, macOS and mobile. 25+ native controller and robot drivers in-process.

For developers who ship an application of their own

Only here: standalone builds, PhysX and the Unity asset ecosystem

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Both do

  • Author and edit the digital twin model – kinematics, drives, sensors, signals
  • Virtual commissioning with real controllers — through CONNECT in the browser
  • Simulation: drives, transport, sensors, logic steps
  • Read and write the same GLB – hand a twin over in either direction
  • Full source code – C# in Unity, TypeScript in the browser. No black boxes on either side.

Included in realvirtual Commercial: the optional realvirtual for Unity Starter and Professional plugins. Working in the Unity Editor requires a separate Unity Editor licence. Professional is also available separately.

realvirtual for Unity Professional

Unity plugin · requires a Unity Editor licence
€1,250net, one-time

Engineering in the Unity Editor

  • Personal email/Teams support
  • CAD import (STEP, 3MF formats)
  • 25+ interfaces: OPC UA, TwinCAT, Modbus, MQTT, EtherNet/IP, and more
  • Robot interfaces: ABB, KUKA, Fanuc, UR, Denso, Wandelbots, RoboDK
  • Inverse Kinematics, Selection Window, Performance Optimizer
  • FMI/Simulink, WebSocket, UDP, OpenCommissioning
  • AI-ready: MCP Server for AI agent control of Unity Editor
  • Full C# source code access – no vendor lock-in, no black boxes
  • Build standalone runtimes for any platform
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realvirtual for Unity Starter

Unity plugin · requires a Unity Editor licence
Free

Perfect for getting started

  • Available via Unity Asset Store
  • Community forum support
  • Base framework with Siemens S7 TCP/IP
  • C# Scripting
  • Drive/sensor models
  • UI components
  • Single-user license for commercial use
  • Build standalone runtimes for Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, Android, WebGL, VR/AR
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Community or Commercial: what's in each edition

Extensions for your project

AI Builder

€490 one-time

Deep learning integration with YOLO-based architecture for industrial vision systems

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Simulation

€540

Parametric conveyor and material flow simulation library for system integrators

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MCP Server

Free / Open Source

Let AI agents control the Unity Editor – 150+ built-in tools, extensible

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Research & Education

€2,100

20 non-commercial licenses for universities and training centers – ideal for teaching digital twins and virtual commissioning

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