Free account · rooms are built on your device
Describe a space in plain words and Automata Room builds it in 3D, to real dimensions: a factory floor, a hospital ward, a semiconductor fab. Try it right below, no sign-in needed.
3D spatial creation
Everything between the idea of a room and a scene your robot can stand in, in one window.
Say the place, the size and what is inside. Racks line the walls, desks form rows, chairs find their desks, IV stands go to the bedside, and the entrance stays clear for the robot.
Prompt
› Office room 10×8m with 4 desks, 8 chairs, 1 meeting table, 2 cabinets and 2 plants
Drag anything along the floor with a 5 cm snap. Rotate, duplicate, delete, undo. Or keep talking to the chat.
add 2 crates and a barrel
Added 2 crates and 1 barrel.
make the room 14×10
Every prop and robot is modelled in metres on a 0.5 m grid, so the clearance you see is the clearance you get.
Prompts are read by a rule-based engine in your browser, so rooms appear instantly and the same prompt always gives the same room. Saving to your account is the only step that touches a server, unless you plug in your own AI model in Settings.
Rooms export as clean JSON in metres and radians. Import them back any time, or hand them to your own pipeline.
{ "kind": "pallet",
"x": 4.9, "z": -3.0,
"rot": 0 }Sign in and every change is saved to your account as you work. Open the studio on another computer and your rooms, your robot and the room you had open are all there. Each account only ever reaches its own.
New · Semiconductor fab
Six pieces of fab equipment, modelled to size, with pods to carry and an aisle to navigate. Build the whole bay in one sentence, or place each tool yourself.
The prompt behind this plan
› Semiconductor fab 14×9m with 1 lithography scanner, 3 process tools, 1 wet bench, 1 FOUP stocker, 1 inspection station and 2 FOUP carts
3.6 × 2.4 × 2.7 m
The biggest tool in the bay: scanner body, wafer track, and the amber-lit window of a lithography area.
2.2 × 1.7 × 2.5 m
An enclosed chamber with two load ports. Pods dock at 1.1 m, within reach of a robot arm.
2.4 × 1 × 2.45 m
Chemical baths under an exhaust hood, behind a clear sash.
2 × 0.8 × 2.4 m
Buffer storage: three shelves of pods waiting for their next tool.
0.9 × 0.6 × 1.15 m
A rack on wheels for moving pods between tools, by hand or by robot.
1.4 × 0.9 × 1.7 m
A microscope on a granite table, with a 300 mm wafer on the stage.
How it works
Sign in once and you are in step one, in a workspace of your own. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure.
Humanoids, quadrupeds, arms, hands and drones, each modelled to its real proportions. It spawns at the entrance, facing in.
Name the place, the size and what goes in it. Or load a pre-made environment, or start from an empty room.
Drag objects into place, then write a few lines of Python (or describe the task) and watch the robot carry it out. Everything is saved to your account; export the layout as JSON.
Optional · your own key
The layout engine needs nothing and runs on your device. Paste an API key from any of these and the chat follows you in any language, however you phrase it, and drafts your robot's Python.
Rooms to start from
Every one of these is just a prompt run through the layout engine. Open one in the studio, then make it yours.
Conveyor line with staged pallets
Open in studio
Racking, pallets and loose freight
Open in studio
Cleanroom bay with tools and FOUPs
Open in studio
Three-bed ward with carts
Open in studio
Desk rows and a meeting table
Open in studio
Benches, dock and a marked test lane
Open in studio
Compact home navigation scene
Open in studio
Slalom and barriers for locomotion
Open in studio
None of these? Start from an empty room
The lineup
Each one is sized to the real machine, and the route planner respects it: a gap between two racks that a Go2 slips through can stop a Spot. Pick one and it joins every room you build.
Franka Robotics
≈ 0.85 m reach
Unitree
≈ 0.50 m long
Unitree
≈ 1.32 m tall
Shadow Robot
≈ 0.22 m hand
Bitcraze
≈ 9 cm span
Universal Robots
≈ 0.85 m reach
Unitree
≈ 0.60 m long
Unitree
≈ 1.80 m tall
Wonik Robotics
≈ 0.20 m hand
Skydio
≈ 0.66 m span
Kinova
≈ 0.90 m reach
Unitree
≈ 0.70 m long
UC Berkeley
≈ 0.85 m tall
Carnegie Mellon
≈ 0.20 m hand
KUKA
≈ 0.82 m reach
ANYbotics
≈ 0.80 m long
Booster Robotics
≈ 1.18 m tall
UFactory
≈ 0.70 m reach
Boston Dynamics
≈ 1.10 m long
Fourier
≈ 1.30 m tall
PNDbotics
≈ 1.60 m tall
Straight answers
Automata Room does one job well. Here is exactly where its edges are.
Not unless you bring one. Out of the box, prompts are read by a rule-based layout engine that runs in your browser: it answers instantly, needs no API key, and gives the same room for the same prompt every time. If you want free-form phrasing, other languages, or robot programs drafted for you, Settings takes an API key for your own model (Claude, GPT, Gemini and others). Even then the model only translates your words into the engine's commands; the engine still does the building.
No. Automata Room designs the space, and lets you program the robot in Python and watch it act the program out: planning routes around the furniture, picking things up, putting them down. That is a kinematic preview (where things go, whether the robot fits and can reach), not physics: nothing falls, slips or collides with force. The exported JSON is meant for whatever simulator you use next.
So your rooms stay yours, wherever you are. The studio is only open to signed-in accounts, and every account has its own rooms: sign in on any device and they are there, and nobody else's are. Sign-in is handled by Privy, and the same button creates an account if you don't have one. Automata Room never asks for a wallet transaction.
In Automata Room's database, filed under your account, so they follow you to any device you sign in on. Every request is checked against your sign-in, and you can only ever reach your own rooms. Export gives you a file you own, and pausing auto-save in the studio stops anything new from being stored.
They are stylised procedural models, built to each robot's approximate size and silhouette so clearances look right. They are not the manufacturers' meshes.
Nothing. The account is free and there is no credit system.