DOSCH DESIGN is consistently expanding its portfolio with high-quality 3D assets in the future-proof OpenUSD (Universal Scene Description) and USDZ formats. This strategic focus supports companies in realizing complex digital twin projects and developing the industrial metaverse. Our models are optimized for direct use in powerful ecosystems such as NVIDIA Omniverse and Siemens Xcelerator, bridging the gap between design, engineering and simulation.
OpenUSD (Universal Scene Description) is an open, extensible framework, originally developed by Pixar, for describing, composing and exchanging complex 3D scenes. Unlike a simple mesh format, it carries geometry, materials, hierarchy, variants and metadata in one consistent structure. That makes it the de facto backbone for digital twins and the industrial metaverse: a single, reliable description of an asset that every tool in the pipeline can read the same way. USDZ is its compact, single-file variant, optimized for mobile devices and augmented reality.
Data interoperability is a key factor in Industry 4.0. DOSCH DESIGN USD models act as standardized building blocks that can be implemented in Siemens Teamcenter X, Siemens Process Simulate or NVIDIA Isaac Sim without time-consuming conversion. By using the USD format as a single source of truth, we enable seamless data exchange between various DCC (Digital Content Creation) tools and industrial planning applications. This significantly accelerates time-to-market and reduces potential errors when importing complex geometries.
The OpenUSD format offers far more than just 3D geometry. It enables non-destructive workflows through intelligent layering and referencing:
In addition to the heavyweights of industrial simulation, we also provide assets in the compact USDZ format. This guarantees the availability of your 3D data on mobile devices and in augmented reality (AR), for example via Apple ARKit. Whether for virtual factory tours, maintenance manuals or presentations, DOSCH DESIGN provides the universal data foundation for every touchpoint in the digital product lifecycle.
| Criterion | Traditional mesh (OBJ/FBX) | DOSCH OpenUSD / USDZ |
|---|---|---|
| Single source of truth across tools | No - re-export per tool | Yes |
| Non-destructive layering & referencing | No | Yes |
| Variants & scene graph metadata | Limited | Built-in |
| Simultaneous multi-site collaboration | Hard | Native |
| Simulation / synthetic data ready | Manual prep | Yes (Omniverse, Isaac Sim) |
| Mobile & AR delivery | Conversion needed | USDZ / ARKit ready |
| AI license / rights risk | Varies | No - 100% hand-modeled |
Rely on DOSCH DESIGN as your partner for scalable 3D content. Our USD-format solutions offer users of Omniverse and Siemens Digital Industries software the security, quality and compatibility needed to successfully master the next stage of industrial digitalization.
OpenUSD is the full, extensible framework for composing and exchanging complex 3D scenes with layering, variants and metadata. USDZ is its compact, single-file package, optimized for mobile devices and augmented reality, for example via Apple ARKit.
Yes. Our models are optimized for direct use in NVIDIA Omniverse and Siemens Xcelerator, and can be implemented in tools such as Siemens Teamcenter X, Siemens Process Simulate or NVIDIA Isaac Sim without time-consuming conversion.
Because one consistent USD description can be read the same way by every DCC and engineering tool in the pipeline. This removes repeated conversions, reduces import errors on complex geometries and accelerates time-to-market.
Yes. Our 3D models provide the geometric precision and variance needed to run valid simulations in virtual environments, for training AI and autonomous robotics systems.
No. Every DOSCH model is 100% hand-modeled with clean topology and clear, royalty-free licensing - unlike AI-generated meshes with uncertain quality and rights.
